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Football round-up: S4K suffer narrow loss, Ascot United score five in away triumph

by Andy Preston
March 8, 2023
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S4K Berks County Ladies v Goring Pictures: Andrew Batt

S4K Berks County Ladies v Goring Pictures: Andrew Batt

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Thames Valley Division Two

S4K BERKS COUNTY lost out narrowly at home to Goring United.

Erin Simmons scored for the Fawkes, but they were beaten 2-1 which leaves them in seventh after 13 matches.

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ASCOT UNITED are on course to finish as runners up after they scored five past Winchester City Flyers away from home.

A stunning performance from Nicole Brown saw her find the net four times, while Isabel Woods also scored to help the Yellas to a 5-2 triumph.

Thames Valley Women’s Division One

MORTIMER moved up to second after they earned a narrow win over Slough Town.

Ayala Truelove found the only goal of the game to see Mortimer take three points to move up the table on 28 points from 12 games.

WARGRAVE picked up a point in their contest with ASCOT UNITED RESERVES.

Keira Lourdes and Saffron Rafter scored for the Yellas in the 2-2 draw.

TILEHURST PANTHERS added a point to their total in a goalless draw with league leaders New Bradwell St Peter.

 

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SHINFIELD RANGERS are at the top of the table after their 3-1 success over Hawley.

Goals from Chloe Bagshaw, Matilda Richards and Lauren Smaje helped them earn their tenth win in 14 games.

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA RESERVES stay close on the tails of the leaders after their win at WARGRAVE DEVELOPMENT.

Laura Comerford and Ciara Joliffe scored to help the Boars to a 2-0 win which puts them just two points off the leaders with two games in hand.

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