Wokingham Town made it three wins from three games with Saturday’s 3-2 victory over British Airways in the Combined Counties Premier Division North.
More importantly, that victory saw the Sumas banish any relegation fears with three games left – starting with their final home game of the season on Saturday against an Edgware and Kingsbury side that is fighting for survival at step five.
Town’s latest win came after an impressive 3-1 win last Wednesday against local rivals Reading City.
That match marked the first senior goal for 17-year-old Jaden Odama. The youngster earned his place in the first team squad after impressing in Town’s under-18s.
Reading City also have three games left. Their lacklustre end of season run continued on Saturday with a 0-1 defeat at home to Milton United.
They face play-off chasing Harefield United away from home on Saturday.
Ascot-based Berks County finished their season with an entertaining 3-3 draw at home to Wallingford and Crowmarsh. They must now wait to see if their 36-point tally will be enough to avoid relegation.
In the Thames Valley Premier League, Westwood Wanderers maintained their lead at the top with a 0-1 win at Slough Heating Laurencians. With a month of their season remaining, the destiny of this year’s title remains firmly in their hands.
FC Bapco of the Reading Sunday League retained their Berks & Bucks Sunday Cup title with a comfortable 5-0 win over Wycombe-based FC Lions at Holyport last week.
Currently fourth in the Premier Division, Bapco can ensure a thrilling end to the season with victories in their games in hand over current leaders Giveback.
The match of the day in the Bracknell Sunday League Premier Division saw leaders SF7 record a 1-6 victory at second-placed Bracknell Rangers.
Rangers remain six points behind the leaders with four games in hand.
In the Southern Region Women’s Football League, Reading FC Community Trust Women suffered a horrendous 10-0 defeat at third-placed Oxford City.
Reading, who have recorded just three wins and a single draw from their 16 games so far this season, currently occupy eighth position. They entertain ninth-placed Badshot Lea at Arbour Park, Slough, on Sunday afternoon.
Sixth-placed Woodley United host AFC Porchester on Sunday.
In Division One of the Thames Valley Counties Women’s Football League, Finchampstead remain third despite a 0-1 defeat against fourth-placed Barton United.
Sixth-placed Ashridge Park were without a game. They host Barton United on Sunday afternoon.
In Division One, AFC Caversham remain top. Having finished their season, they must rely on a defeat for second-placed Easington Sports, who play their final game this weekend, if they are to take the title.
S4K Ladies remain bottom with two games remaining.
In Division Three South, AFC Reading remained second after a 3-1 defeat at leaders Windsor & Eton.
Berks County won 3-4 at Taplow United to remain in third place.
Wargrave Women also won away from home – 2-4 at Barton Rovers, while Wokingham Town, currently rooted to the foot of the table, must wait until the end of April for their final game of the season.
In the Development Division, league leaders Burghfield Reserves will face second-place Finchampstead Reserves at the Memorial Park on Sunday afternoon in a match that could go a long way to determine the destination of the title.
Arborfield, in tenth, will host Wraysbury Village on Sunday afternoon.
