Football round-up: Berks County Swords hit six, Robins strengthen play-off push
BRACKNELL TOWN strengthened their push for the play-offs with an away triumph against fellow challengers Merthyr Town.
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Football round-up: Berks County Swords make cup progress
BRACKNELL TOWN were eliminated after they were on the end of a home defeat to Horsham.
Football round-up: Reading YMCA Rapids maintain winning streak with victory at Twyford & Ruscombe
READING YMCA RAPIDS remain close on the toes of the league leaders after their 1-0 win at TWYFORD & RUSCOMBE.
Football round-up: Finchampstead lose ground as league leaders Yateley United continue faultless run
FINCHAMPSTEAD lost ground on league leaders YATELEY UNITED after suffering a 2-1 loss at home.
Thames Valley Football: Reading YMCA earn stunning win over champions Finchampstead
READING YMCA produced an exceptional result with a convincing win over reigning champions FINCHAMPSTEAD.
Football round-up: Sumas sunk at Wembley
Combined Counties Premier NorthWOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK are still at the bottom of the table after their fifth defeat of the ...
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