Woodley United FC teams look ahead to huge cup ties
WOODLEY UNITED's men's and women's teams each have huge cup ties to look forward to this weekend.
Tag: women’s grassroots football
Woodley United 1-1 Aylesford (3-1 pens): Kestrels make history in FA Women’s Cup
WOODLEY UNITED made club history and completed a weekend to remember by defeating Aylesford on penalties to progress in the ...
Football round-up: Wokingham & Emmbrook comeback to draw, Finchampstead and Ashridge Park earn thumping wins
ASCOT UNITED made it two wins from two as they got the better of Oxford City in a seven-goal contest.
Wokingham & Emmbrook Ladies make winning start as Greig nets hat-trick
Wokingham & Emmbrook Ladies recorded an impressive 3-2 win in their first competitive match since being reformed.
Football round-up: Tilehurst Panthers take trophy, Eversley & California Reserves stay top
TILEHURST PANTHERS got their hands on the trophy as they overturned a one-goal deficit to beat WARGRAVE.
Football round-up: Ascot United lead the way, Berks County hit four and S4K take point
BINFIELD put another point on the board despite losing a two goal lead at Hanworth Villa.
Woodley United Ladies 2-0 Long Crendon: Hamblin and Surtees strike to send Kestrels through in Berks & Bucks Women’s Cup
Woodley United ladies progressed into the next round of the Berks & Bucks FA Women's Senior cup thanks to a ...
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