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Football round-up: Eversley & California complete second-half comeback, Sumas and Reading City beaten

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September 27, 2022
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FA Trophy second qualifying round

BINFIELD made it through to the next round of the FA Trophy with an away win at Thame United.

Under the management of interim boss Roger Herridge, who has taken charge of the team while the Moles search for a new full-time manager, they continued their winning streak.

After falling behind in the 18th minute, James Beauchamp popped up with an equaliser just seven minutes later.

The Moles made it eight wins from their last eight thanks to Taylor Morgan’s 83rd minute winner.

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Combined Counties Premier North

WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK were defeated on their away trip to Burnham.

The Sumas are in 13th place with six points from their first nine matches.

Combined Counties Division One

SANDHURST TOWN are top of the table after they earned three points against Spartans Youth.

Sani netted a brace, while Predgen and Penton got on the scoresheet to secure a 4-2 success for the Fizzers.

FA Vase second qualifying round

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA completed a second-half turnaround to beat Bitton AFC.

The home team went in front after 20 minutes and held onto their lead at half-time.

The Boars started their recovery in the second-half when Ross Mckernan equalised in the 49th minute.

With the game in the balance, Eversley made sure their name would be in the hat for the next round when Jamie Griggs headed in from a free-kick five minutes from time.

Eversley manager Matty Angell said: “Immensely proud of the group, had a tough few weeks and a few set backs but they did themselves and the club proud today.”

READING CITY suffered a heartbreaking penalty shootout loss to Milton United.

Milton broke the deadlock in the 55th minute, but the Cityzens ensured the match would go to a shootout when Joe Waight netted in stoppage time.

But in a tense shootout, Milton got through with a 4-3 triumph.

East Berks Coed U18 Division 3

BERKS COUNTY U18 COBRAS earned their first win of the new campaign against Teddington Athletic U18 Tigers.

The 3-2 win has put them third in the table after just two matches.

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