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Football round-up: Eversley & California stay in play-off hunt, while Finchampstead strike 10 in cup win

by Andy Preston
March 29, 2022
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Eversley & California v Hillingdon

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EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA stay in the race for the play-offs after they defeated Hillingdon Borough.

Jamie Griggs added to his hat-trick from the previous week by opening the scoring for the Boars in the 35th minute.

Ben Anderson doubled the lead to give Eversley a 2-0 half-time lead after he fired into the bottom corner from Paras Gill’s pass.

Gill then got on the scoresheet himself to wrap up the points early in the second-half.

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BINFIELD climbed up to eighth after they earned three points away at Tooting & Mitcham United.

Goals from Ollie Harris and Sean Moore ensured maximum points on the road for the Moles.

Cup

FINCHAMPSTEAD flew into the next round of the cup with a stunning ten-goal show against FC IMAAN LIONS.

Dylan Chaffin netted four times, Joel Day scored a brace and goals from Nick Payne, Alex Woodhead, Daniel Pawson and Nathan Rodgers totted up a spectacular 10-0 victory.

BURGHFIELD RESERVES booked their place in the next round with Lewis Buthcer’s goal in extra-time giving them victory over Windlesham & Chobham Development.

WARGRAVE were knocked out in an entertaining eight-goal spectacle away at Windlesham & Chobham.

BERKS COUNTY ROVERS stormed through with a 6-1 triumph over Henley Town Development.

Matthew Dickson scored a hat-trick, Nathan Oliver-James notched a brace and Charlie Nicholls netted to consolidate a 6-1 win.

HARCHESTER HAWKS went through with a 2-0 success against Farnham Royal Maericks.

One goal was enough to see READING YMCA RAPIDS get past Mortimer Development.

TWYFORD & RUSCOMBE went out to Goring United Reserves after they lost 5-4 on penalties

HURST were also eliminated after they lost out in a one-goal contest at Yateley United.

Southern Region Women’s Premier Division

WOODLEY UNITED remain at the bottom of the table after they lost out to relegation rivals Oxford City.

Ellen Surtees scored a free-kick for the Kestrels but they fell to a 4-1 loss.

Southern Region Women’s Division 1 South

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of Bournemouth Sports.

An 8-1 defeat leaves the Boars in last place on 10 points, three adrift of ninth placed Milton United.

Thames Valley Women’s Division One

CAVERSHAM UNITED earned three points in style by hitting six past Stonesfield Strikers.

Freya Jenkins bagged a hat-trick, while goals from Sophie Ali and Caitlin Levy helped the Billygoats to a 6-1 triumph.

TILEHURST PANTHERS got the better of WARGRAVE in a tightly contested battle.

Goals from Lydia Vettese, Leah Why and Celia Spanu helped them to a 3-2 win.

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