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Football round-up: Reading YMCA, Burghfield and Finchampstead take victories in Thames Valley Premier League

by Andy Preston
November 23, 2022
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Reading YMCA v Finchampstead (blue & white shirts) Picture: Andrew Batt

Reading YMCA v Finchampstead (blue & white shirts) Picture: Andrew Batt

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Thames Valley Premier League

FINCHAMPSTEAD took three more points in a closely contested match against READING CITY U23’s.

Dylan Parmar scored the only goal of the game to give Finch their seventh win of the league campaign.

They are on 23 points from their opening 10 matches, only trailing league leaders Yateley United who have won all 12 of their games.

 

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BURGHFIELD maintained their spot in third place after they placed three past Slough Heating Laurencians without reply.

Jasper Rowland, James McClellan and Oliver Brown were on the scoresheet for the Fielders to put them on 18 points from seven games.

 

READING YMCA climbed up to fourth place after they defeated Westwood Wanderers.

Goals from Sam Tucker and Pele Hagger saw YMCA collect a 2-1 victory.

They are on 16 points from their first nine matches having won five.

 

WARGRAVE suffered a narrow defeat which saw them beaten 4-3 by table toppers Yateley.

Wargrave found themselves three goals down at half-time, and despite clawing back three goals, they were beaten.

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Premier: AFC Bradfield 3-3 Tilehurst El Patrons, Emmer Green 2-4 Give Back

Cup: Mortimer 2-1 116 Exiles, TRBL 3-2 FC BAPCO, Arborfield 1-5 Burghfield Reserves, Berkshire Royals 0-0 Reading United (4-3 pens), Brothers United 2-0 Barton Rovers Reserves

One: Goring United 2-1 Caversham United

Two: Westwood Wanderers Development 4-0 Hurst

Three: Farley Hill 1-0 FC Woodley, Hype Train 5-0 Southbank, RE United 3-0 Caversham AFC

Four: 116 Exiles Reserves 1-1 Whitley Wood, Arbor Athletic 2-3 Calcot, Caversham United Reserves 0-4 Richfield Vets, MAC 0-1 Thames Valley Railway, South Reading 8-2 Barton Rovers A

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Premier Division: FC Showcase 2-0 AFC Dukes, Finchampstead Athletic 5-0 William Twigg, Wokingham & Emmbrook TMW 3-3 Freeman Royals

County Cup: Paggies Bar 5-4 Raglan,

One: Bracknell Athletic 1-9 Bracknell Royals, FC Harmanswater 4-1 Braybrooke Athletic, Winnersh Rangers 2-4 Bracknell Spartan Vets

Two: 3M 1-0 BAS FC, Bracknell Bisons 0-3 Bracknell Cavaliers, Silver Birch 0-8 Ashridge Park

Three: AFC Dukes Reserves 2-3 Bracknell Saint Germain

Finchampstead Athletic Reserves 11-0 FC Bracknell Saints, Harts of Bracknell Stags 6-3 Silver Birch, Hope & Anchor 3-2 Wokingham Wanderers

Four: AB United 5-0 Finchampstead Athletic A, Bracknell Bisons Reserves 3-5 BH Dons, Bracknell Elite 1-1 Braybrooke Athletic Reserves, Bracknell Spartan 4-3 Bracknell Athletic Reserves, FC Bracknell 0-3 Nameless

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