Thames Valley football round-up: Finchampstead snatch win over Woodley United Royals with late penalty
Premier League Finchampstead clinched a dramatic late winner from the penalty spot in an entertaining clash against Woodley United Royals ...
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Thames Valley football round-up: Finchampstead exit cup after Westwood defeat
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Thames Valley football round-up: Finchampstead, Hurst and Wargrave keep cup dreams alive
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