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Football round-up: Binfield and Reading City open with wins, Sumas fall short at Edgware

by Andy Preston
August 16, 2022
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A determined display saw BINFIELD make a winning start to their league campaign on the road.

Up against Ashford Town, who finished in 18th last season, the Moles took all three points on the opening weekend thanks to Joe Gater’s goal 10 minutes from time.

Binfield co-manager Carl Withers said: First games of the season are never pretty, but coming away with three points is all you ask and we did exactly that.

Binfield host Chertsey Town on Tuesday evening in their first home match.

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READING CITY got off the mark with a victory North Greenford United.

The Cityzens raced into a three goal lead before half-time

The hosts enjoyed a better second-half and clawed back two goals, the second of which came from the penalty spot in the 90th minute, but Reading held on to claim the points.

WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK opened their league season with an away loss to Edgware & Kingsbury.

The Sumas surrendered a goal after Edgware punished them on the counter attack

The home team then doubled their lead in the 68th minute and then held on to take the points.

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