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Thames Valley football round-up: Finchampstead exit cup after Westwood defeat

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March 12, 2020
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Finchampstead v Westwood Wanderers

Finchampstead v Westwood Wanderers

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Berkshire Trophy Centre Senior Cup 

Finchampstead exited the cup in the semi-finals after an eight goal thriller against title challengers Westwood Wanderers ended in defeat. 

Richie Dow netted a brace for Finch, while Dan Pawson scored the other in an entertaining cup tie which saw Westwood progress.

Finchampstead v Westwood Wanderers
Finchampstead v Westwood Wanderers

Meanwhile, Hurst booked their place in the next round with a 2-1 victory over Reading City U23’s after goals from Oliver Bridges and Lewis Butcher helped them to victory. 

Wargrave were defeated on penalties by Richings Park. A 4-4 thriller after extra-time meant that the sides had to be separated by a penalty shootout, which saw Richings Park hold their nerve to win the shootout 4-2.

Finchampstead v Westwood Wanderers
Finchampstead v Westwood Wanderers

Premier League

Berks County stay at the top of the table on goal difference above Westwood Wanderers after their arranged fixture away to Mortimer was postponed.

Division Two

Hurst Reverves stay in third position in the table after they took three away points from Windlesham United Reserves with a 6-2 win.

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Berkshire Trophy Centre Intermediate Cup 

Woodley United ‘A’ were eliminated from the competition after they fell to a 3-0 home defeat to Maidenhead Town Reserves who progressed thanks to a brace from Lee Bell either side of a Tyriq Stewart strike on half-time. 

Berks County Reserves were also dumped out of the cup after they were beaten 4-2 at home by Mortimer Reserves. 

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Division Two: AFC Lowfield Green 4-1 Emmer Green Reserves, Mortimer 6-1 GC United
Division Three: Berkshire Dons FC 3-0 Bucklebury FC, Calcot Royals 0-3 Junction United
Division Four: FC Whitley Wood 0-12 Goring United, South Reading Reserves 17-1 Tilehurst Titans, Thames Valley Railway 0-4 Royal Albion
Senior Division: Burghfield Sunday 3-0 Southcote Colts, Emmer Green 6-1 Woodley Wanderers Reserves, Richfield Rovers 2-1 116 Exiles

Bracknell and District Sunday League

Premier Division: FC Fernhill 8-2 Loveman United
Division One: Woodley Saints Kites 1-1 Athletico Ascot
Cup: Bearwood Wanderers 2-0 William Twigg FC
Division Three: Ashridge Park Sunday 2-2 AFC Dukes, Winnersh Town FC 1-3 Crowthorne FC
Division Four: Harts of Bracknell 2-0 Bracknell Athletic U21

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