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Football round-up: Boars find three points, Tilehurst and Wargrave progress in cup

by Andy Preston
March 2, 2023
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Eversley & California Ladies v Kidlington Pictures: Andrew Batt

Eversley & California Ladies v Kidlington Pictures: Andrew Batt

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Southern Region Women’s Division One North

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA climbed into sixth place by beating Kidlington Youth.

Goals from Frankie Boekbinder, Joey Harfield-Brown and Mia Caulcrick saw the Boars take a 3-1 win.

The Boar are in sixth on 12 points from 11 games.

Eversley & California Ladies v Kidlington Pictures: Andrew Batt
Eversley & California Ladies v Kidlington Pictures: Andrew Batt

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TILEHURST PANTHERS progressed to the final four of the competition after knocking out ASCOT UNITED RESERVES.

Leah Why scored the decisive goals by putting the Panthers ahead just before the hour mark and she sealed the win with her second goal in the 84th minute.

 

WARGRAVE moved through to the next round with a magnificent win in a nine goal cup tie.

Goals from Alison Richarsdhon, Millie Bilcliff and a double from Hannah Sheehan gave Wargrave a 4-1 lead at the break.

Sheehan sealed her hat-trick in the second-half and Bilcliff added a sixth goal for Wargrave to confirm a 6-3 win,

 

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA RESERVES booked their place in the next round with an away win at Denham United Reserves.

Laura Comerford netted a double and Katie Rebecca Sayer scored the other to help the Boars to a 3-1 victory.

Thames Valley Women’s Division Two

S4K BERKS COUNTY lost out on the road at Stonesfield West Oxfordshire.

Kate Stewart and Natalie White scored for the Fawkes, but they lost out 3-2.

S4K are in seventh position on 12 points from 12 matches.

Thames Valley Women’s Plate

CAVERSHAM AFC progressed with a penalty shootout victory against Ruislip Rangers 2s.

After a 1-1 draw in normal time, Caversham were winners of the shootout by 4-2.

 

BURGHFIELD ensured they moved through to the next round with a shootout success.

Nicole Anderson scored for Burghfield in a 1-1 draw before they won 4-2 on penalties.

A brace from Lauren Smaje and a goal from Lauren Bagshaw helped SHINFIELD RANGERS to a 3-1 away win at Tower Hill.

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