Thames Valley Football League votes to extend season
The Thames Valley Football League confirmed on Tuesday evening that their league season will resume on Saturday, April 10.The decision ...
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Football round-up: Finchampstead and Woodley United Royals return with victories
Thames Valley Premier LeagueWOODLEY UNITED ROYALS picked up their first win of the season with a 4-1 triumph away at ...
Football round-up: Wargrave win thrilling 13-goal contest
Thames Valley Premier LeagueFINCHAMPSTEAD continued their impressive start to the season with a 3-0 away win at Maidenhead Town. James ...
Football round-up: Sumas and S4K Ladies hit hat-tricks while Kestrels bow out of FA Women’s Cup
FA Women's CupWOODLEY UNITED LADIES’ Vitality Women’s FA cup run came to an end on Sunday at Met Police FC’s ...
Football round-up: Wokingham & Emmbrook progress in FA Youth Cup
Thames Valley Women’s Division One WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK LADIES suffered a heavy defeat after they were beaten 7-1 in their ...
Football round-up: Binfield crash out of FA Cup while Sumas continue remarkable league form
Thames Valley Women’s Division One WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK had a game to forget in the Thames Valley Women’s Division One ...
Eversley & California Laides, Sumas Ladies and S4K Ladies open season with wins
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA LADIES made a superb start to their league campaign as they smashed eight goals past City Belles ...
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