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Football round-up: Reading YMCA defeat Burghfield, Finchampstead through in Charles Twelftees Trophy

by Andy Preston
November 16, 2022
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Charles Twelftrees Trophy

READING YMCA got through to the next round after an impressive away success at BURGHFIELD.

YMCA broke the deadlock with less than a minute on the clock and ensured that they kept a clean sheet and were clinical on the counter to clinch a 3-0 triumph.

 

FINCHAMPSTEAD kept their cup run going with a 4-0 win at Old Windsor.

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A brace from Stephen Hunt and goals from Alex Woodhead and Joel Day saw the Finches safely through to the next round.

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One: Ashridge Park 3-2 FC Harmanswater, Bracknell Spartan vets 6-1 Bracknell Athletic, Braybrooke Athletic 2-5 Panthers, Winnersh Rangers 1-0 Bracknell Royals

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Two: Bartons Rovers Reserves 3-2 Zone RG, Burghfield A 0-2 Westwood Wanderers Development, Hurst 9-2 Reading Kites, RDG Athletic 3-0 AFC Pangbourne, Reading United 6-2 Berkshire Royals, Rose & Thistle 2-2 Give Back Reserves

Three: Brothers United 0-3 Southcote Colts, Caversham AFC 1-1 Woodley Saints, Core FC 4-0 New England, Hype Train 3-0 Burghfield B, RE United 5-0 FC Woodley, Southbank 3-1 Sanctuary Strikers

Four: Arbor Athletic 0-2 MAC, Bartons Rovers A 5-5 116 Exiles Reserves, Calcot 1-3 Richfield Vets, FC Whitley Wood 1-3 South Reading, Thames Valley Railway 1-4 Allied Community

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