Banbury Litho Floodlit Cup: Sumas progress while Kestrels exit cup
Wokingham & Emmbrook progressed through to the next round after Dean’s decisive goal, while Woodley United were beaten 3-0 by ...
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Bateman delighted with Sumas’ start after FA Vase triumph
Wokingham & Emmbrook manager Dan Bateman is delighted with the start his team has made to the season after they ...
Sumas begin their road to Wembley with home tie in FA Vase
WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook begin their pursuit of a tie at Wembley Stadium as they host Chipping Sodbury on Sunday, September ...
Wokingham & Emmbrook 1-2 Chalvey Sports: Sumas suffer first defeat of the season
WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook suffered their first league loss of the season as they were beaten 2-1 by Chalvey Sports in ...
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 ...
Sumas walk their way to success
WALKING football is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing sports in the country and is one that Wokingham & ...
Sumas celebrate presentation day for young footballers
WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook celebrated their annual presentation day at Lowther Road with trophies being presented among the 45 youth teams ...
Sumas seek new players
WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook FC are seeking new players for a range of different age groups amid the return to their ...
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