Southern League Premier South
BRACKNELL TOWN confirmed their place in the play-offs with a draw on the final day of the regular league season against Hayes & Yeading United.
After going into the break goalless, there was a flurry of goals in the second-half.
With three goals each, the points were shared which was enough for the Robins to secure their play in the top six by a single point.
Isthmian South Central
BINFIELD completed a spectacular escape from relegation and earned a point on the final day against Uxbridge.
Having looked dead and buried for the majority of the season, the Moles found form late on in the campaign which saw them make a miraculous recovery under manager Ross Weatherstone.
The Moles ended the campaign on a high and finished in 19th place on 34 points, four points above the drop zone.
ASCOT UNITED picked up three points on the road at Northwood in their last game.
Liam Tack’s goal cancelled out Northwood’s early goal before the hosts wrestled back control in the 70th minute from the spot.
However, a late brace from Taylor Morgan saw the Yellas take the win with a late fightback.
Ascot finish the season in 13th place on 45 points.
Combined Counties Premier North
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK continued their excellent run of revived form with a home success over Burnham.
Having secured their safety with an away win at North Greenford United, the Sumas added three more points on the board.
Goals from Sam Green, Joao Jardim and Michael O’Connor guided the Sumas to a 3-2 win.
The Sumas put another win to their name on Tuesday night with a convincing win over Hilltop.
Joao Jardim, Connor Richardson and Oliver Turner saw the hosts take a 3-0 triumph.
READING CITY put another point on the board having celebrated sealing their play-off place.
The Cityzens finish the season in fourth spot on 63 points and now look ahead to trying to win promotion.
Combined Counties Division One
BERKS COUNTY suffered a narrow defeat to Penn & Tylers Green having already confirmed their place in the top five.
The Swords will have a shot at promotion when they take part in the play-offs.
Thames Valley Division One
BURGHFIELD RESERVES climbed into sixth place with a home win over Maidenhead Town Reserves.
Goals from Callum Chada, Leon Hewitt and Luke Skeels earned the Fielders a 3-2 triumph.
READING YMCA RAPIDS lost out in a seven goal contest against Newbury.
YMCA are in fifth place on 28 points from 16 games after losing out 4-3.
Thames Valley Premier Intermediate Cup semi-final
BERKS COUNTY SWORDS made it through to the cup final with a win over Penn & Tylers Green Reserves.
Leo Reed and Josh Theobald were on the scoresheet for the Swords which saw them take a 2-1 win.
Thames Valley Division Three
HARCHESTER HAWKS were beaten in their home contest with Maidenhead Town A.
The 3-2 defeat leaves Harchester in sixth on 22 points from 15 games with just one league game left to complete the campaign.
Bracknell & District Sunday League
Premier: AFC Dukes 2-1 Bracknell Rangers
Division One: Bracknell Cavaliers 0-6 AB United, Hope & Anchor 0-10 AFC Winkfield, Winnersh Rangers 4-1 Ashridge Park
Division Two: BH Dons 4-3 Berks County, Bracknell Bisons 1-0 Nameless FC
Division Three: Bracknell Royals Reserves 6-2 Silver Birch
Division Four: BH Dons Development 2-2 Bracknell Bisons Reserves
Reading & District Sunday League
Premier: Tilehurst El Patrons 1-2 Emmer Green
Division One: Barton Rovers 0-7 Reading, Tilehurst YM 4-0 Twyford Comets, Englefield Eagles 0-2 Certi FC, Tilehurst YM 2-2 TRBL Tesla’s
Division Two: Brothers United 4-1 Southcote Colts, RE United 1-5 Coley
Division Three: AFC Pangbourne 5-6 Hype Train, Bramley United 2-7 Woodley Saints Lowfield, Core FC 5-1 Reading Kites, Farley Hill 1-0 Caversham AFC
Division Four: Nags Head 9-2 Sanctuary Strikers
