Football round-up: S4K Berks County, Wargrave, Burghfield make cup progress
S4K BERKS COUNTY put their name in the hat for the draw with a 3-1 home win over Slough Town.
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Ascot United 4-0 Little Common: Matthew nets hat-trick as Yellas celebrate FA Vase victory in Tompkins’ 200th game
Ascot United FC celebrated manager Jamie Tompkins' 200th game in charge with a 4-0 win in the FA Vase against ...
Ascot United 4-0 Woodley United: Brown nets double to see Yellas progress in Southern Region Women’s League Cup
A BRACE from Nicole Brown ensured that Ascot United progressed to the next round past Woodley United in the Southern ...
Football round-up: Finchampstead and Burghfield progress in cup, Reading City return to the top
BURGHFIELD ensured their place in the next round after they got the better of WOODLEY UNITED ROYALS.
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.
Wokingham & Emmbrook FC appoint Matt Cronan as new first-team manager
Wokingham & Emmbrook Football Club has announced Matt Cronan as its new manager following the recent departure of Eliot Whitehouse.
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