Football round-up: Woodley United in FA Cup action, Ascot United remain unbeaten
WOODLEY UNITED put on a strong display despite being beaten against a side two league's above them, Oxford United.
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Football round-up: Tilehurst Panthers score 11, Sumas beaten at home
ASCOT UNITED made it five wins from six as they continued their unbeaten streak at the top of the table.
Football round-up: Berks County defeat Sumas, Ascot United continue reign at the top
ASCOT UNITED continued their reign at the top of the table as they made it four wins from five games.
Football round-up: Cup victories for Caversham AFC and Tilehurst Panthers
ASCOT UNITED were eliminated by READING FC U23s after a ruthless second-half display from the visitors.
Football round-up: Sumas and Burghfield Reserves hit nine in stunning wins
ASCOT UNITED continue their stay at the top of the table despite losing their 100% winning record.
Football round-up: Sumas hit five, Woodley United score eight in FA Cup triumph
WOODLEY UNITED stormed through to the next round with an astonishing away win at Buckingham United.
Local football round-up: S4K Ladies find sharpness ahead of new campaign against Wargrave Women
Jamie Williams’ WOODLEY UNITED side continued preparations ahead of the new season with a pre-season fixture against Sandhurst Sports. Woodley ...
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