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Football round-up: Bracknell Town, Ascot United and Reading City progress in FA Cup

by Andy Preston
September 6, 2023
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Harrow Borough v Bracknell Town Pictures: John Leakey

Harrow Borough v Bracknell Town Pictures: John Leakey

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FA Cup first qualifying round

BRACKNELL TOWN secured their place in the next round with a 2-0 success at Harrow Borough.

Joe Grant blasted a shot into the top corner from 25 yards to put the Robins in front before George Franklin sealed the tie in the second-half.

Harrow Borough v Bracknell Town Pictures: John Leakey
Harrow Borough v Bracknell Town Pictures: John Leakey

Bracknell will face National League South side Havant & Waterlooville in the next round.

BINFIELD’s FA Cup journey came to an end with a defeat to Northwood.

They drew in their first tie before Northwood got through with a 1-0 win in the replay.

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READING CITY progressed past Shaftesbury to continue their journey in the cup.

The Cityzens broke the deadlock after 32 minutes through Dan Warre and extended their advantage before the break with a goal from Callum Stokes.

Shaftesbury scored deep in the 94th minute to set up a nervy finish, but City grabbed another deep into added time to seal the game as Tyler D’Cruz netted a third for Reading.

ASCOT UNITED got past Westfield to book their place in the next round.

A goalless first-half ensued before Brendan Matthew missed from the penalty spot early in the second-half.

In the dying embers of the game, the Yellas scored a dramatic winner through Olly McCoy who smacked the ball in from range to send his side through.

Ascot will host Lewes in the next round.

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