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Football round-up: S4K Ladies suffer cup exit in Berks & Bucks Cup

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Berks & Bucks Women’s County Cup

S4K BERKS COUNTY LADIES were knocked out of the cup by Slough Town Ladies.

Slough raced into a 3-0 lead and despite Megan Cox clawing back a goal for the Fawkes, they fell to a 3-1 loss.

Thames Valley Women’s Division 3S

WARGRAVE WOMEN DEVELOPMENT are in seventh after they picked up a point against Caversham AFC Women.

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Tiny Leahy and Alison Richardson scored to help them to a 2-2 home draw.

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BINFIELD climbed up to fourth in the table after they hit three past Westfield without reply.

The Moles went in front through Callum Bunting in the 45th minute and just six minutes later he had his brace to extend the lead.

Captain Sean Moore rounded off the scoring to seal three points for Binfield.

Combined Counties Premier North

READING CITY were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Spelthorne Sports.

The Cityzens went ahead in the 36th minute as Tyler D’Cruz met Mo Davies’ free-kick, but they were pulled back in the second half as the teams shared the points.

Combined Counties Division One

BERKS COUNTY came away with a point in an entertaining eight-goal contest against Hillingdon Borough.

The sides couldn’t be separated in a 4-4 draw to see the Swords in seventh place.

WOOLEY UNITED fell to a 4-2 away defeat at Enfield Borough to get them just one place off the bottom of the table.

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA are in ninth as they earned a point on the road in a goalless draw at British Airways.

Eversley manager Matty Angell said: “Not a lot to separate the teams but thought we had a fantastic second-half pushing for the win but lacked the quality needed in the final third. Clean sheet and players that came in did give us some headaches.”

Thames Valley Premier League

FINCHAMPSTEAD remain as table toppers despite suffering just their second defeat of the season against Richings Park.

Finch have a two-point lead at the top after seven matches.

READING YMCA took the bragging rights over READING CITY U23’s as Andrej Homola snatched a winner in the 89th minute for the visitors to earn their first victory of the season.

Thames Valley Division One

HURST extended their winning streak to six consecutive matches with a 2-1 win over Tadley Calleva Reserves.

Ellis Howard and Andrew White got on the scoresheet to keep Hurst at the top of the table.

FC IMAAN LIONS are at the bottom of the table after they were defeated 4-1 by Maidenhead Town Reserves.

Thames Valley Division Two

HURST RESERVES dropped down to 10th after they lost 4-2 to Maidenhead Town A.

BERKS COUNTY SWORDS stay winless at the bottom after a 4-1 away loss at Slough Heating Laurencians Reserves. Jake Wilcock netted a consolation goal for Berks in the defeat.

Thames Valley Division Four

HARCHESTER HAWKS continued their unbeaten run as they earned an away point at Henley Town Development.

They are level on points at the top with Saturday’s opponents.

FINCHAMPSTEAD UNITED are in eighth after they lost 4-1 at home to Windlesham & Chobham A.

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