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Crystal Palace and Luton supporters at their game at Selhurst Park experienced something probably not seen before at a Premier League match.
Read moreDetailsCrystal Palace and Luton supporters at their game at Selhurst Park experienced something probably not seen before at a Premier League match.
Read moreDetailsLocal bowls star Morgan Merryweather was crowned as the English Indoor Bowling Association National Two Wood Ladies singles champion last weekend.
Read moreDetailsWith the top three positions previously decided in Division One, champions Kingfisher A cemented their top position with a 9-1 victory over Tidmarsh A
Read moreDetailsReading FC gave their fans more reason to cheer as a beautiful curling strike from Kelvin Ehibatiomnhan earned them three points against Northampton
Read moreDetailsReading FC took another vital step towards League One safety by taking all three points against Northampton Town.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles admitted that he expected a better performance from his side despite their victory over Northampton Town.
Read moreDetailsEVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA stay in the play-off mix after they earned three points against WOODLEY UNITED.
Read moreDetailsTILEHURST PANTHERS got their hands on a trophy with a 2-0 success over Wallingford & Crowmarsh.
Read moreDetailsA club has applied for permission to extend the hours of use at its artificial grass pitch in Sonning.
Read moreDetailsRams RFC managed to come through the chaos of a poor start to defeat Blackheath 33-25 in a National One thriller at Old Bath Road.
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