Virginia Water 1-1 Woodley United (3-4 pens): Kestrels make club history in FA Vase
WOODLEY UNITED made club history by progressing to the FA Vase second-round with a penalty shootout success against Virginia Water.
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY UNITED made club history by progressing to the FA Vase second-round with a penalty shootout success against Virginia Water.
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