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Football round-up: Ascot and Eversley progress in League Cup, Tilehurst win seven goal thriller

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February 1, 2023
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Southern Region Women’s League Cup

ASCOT UNITED progressed past Abingdon United thanks to a brace from Hayley Cruikshank.

The Yellas put their name in the hat for the next round with a 2-1 away victory.

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA progressed to the next round with a 2-1 home win over Winchester City Flyers with goals from Rae Roberts and Joey Harfield-Brown.

Thames Valley Women’s Division One

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TILEHURST PANTHERS cut the gap on the top two in the table by overcoming WARGRAVE in a seven goal thriller.

The Panthers took the spoils with a 4-3 win with a double from Leah Why and goals from Deanna Cane and Arianna Di Lauro.

A brace from Millie Bilcliff and a goal from Hannah Sheehan weren’t enough to see Wargrave take anything from the match.

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BURGHFIELD moved into seventh place with an away win at Hillingdon Abbots Seniors.

The 3-1 win was sealed with a double from Naomi Paxford being added to by Sophie Frost’s goal.

WARGRAVE DEVELOPMENT lost out 2-0 to Hawley, while SHINFIELD RANGERS lost 4-1 to Larkspur Rovers.

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