Wokingham & Emmbrook 3-1 Long Crendon: Sumas mount comeback to maintain pressure on top three
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK came from a goal down to claim victory which keeps them within touching distance of the teams ...
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Sumas Ladies celebrate cup success after qualifying for semi-finals
WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook Ladies had a prosperous weekend in cup competitions as both the first team and under 16’s qualified ...
Wokingham & Emmbrook 1-0 Kidlington Development: Harris goal helps boost Sumas league position
JOSH HARRIS netted the only goal of the game as the Sumas climbed up to fifth in the Hellenic League ...
Sumas boss Bateman eyes County Cup triumph
WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook manager Dan Bateman says it is the clubs ambition to go and win the Berks & Bucks ...
Sumas make winning return to Lowther Road on historic night
WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook made a winning return to Lowther Road on a historic night for the club which saw them ...
High fives for Wokingham and Emmbrook as Pearson hat-trick helps side end winless streak
DAN BATEMAN was unable to hide his relief after Wokingham and Emmbrook ended a run of 14 straight defeats in ...
Herridge swoops to sign O’Connell as Brown hat-trick has Binfield marching on in the Challenge Cup
BINFIELD have completed the signing of defender Mark O’Connell from Wokingham and Emmbrook and the defender is set to go ...
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