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Thames Valley football round-up: Sumas Ladies win 11 goal thriller

by Andy Preston
December 13, 2019
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Wokingham & Emmbrook Women (blue shirts) v Wantage Town Women

Wokingham & Emmbrook Women (blue shirts) v Wantage Town Women

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Thames Valley Women’s Division One

Wokingham & Emmbrook Ladies enjoyed a superb victory as they took all three points in a thrilling 11 goal contest, coming out victorious as 8-3 winners against Wantage Town FC Ladies. The Sumas are in 8th having now won three of their eight league fixtures.


Wokingham & Emmbrook Women (blue shirts) v Wantage Town Women
Wokingham & Emmbrook Women (blue shirts) v Wantage Town Women

Eversley & California Ladies earned an impressive away win and clean sheet against City Belles Women, with goals from Rebekah Pantony and Katie Hougham helping them to claim three points.

Wargrave were knocked off their perch at the top of the table after they suffered a 2-1 defeat to Caversham AFC Ladies, meaning that they drop down two places into 3rd. 

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Finchampstead dug in to earn a valuable away point with a 1-1 draw against Maidenhead Town, while Woodley United Royals fell into the relegation zone with a 3-0 home defeat to Reading City U23’s. 

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Hurst moved up to fifth with a 6-1 thrashing against Eldon Celtic, while league leaders Wargrave successfully progressed in the BBFA Intermediate Cup with a 4-3 away win against Saxton Rovers Reserves. 

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Hurst Reserves stay in third place after they drew 1-1 at home to Twyford & Ruscombe. Tim Grenham put Hurst in front before 10-men Twyford struck back to claim a point with a 72nd minute equaliser from Jonathan Rabin. 

Reading and District Sunday League:

Premier Division: Coley Park 1-1 Englefield
Berks & Bucks Sunday Junior Cup: Park Villa 2-2 Wokingham & Emmbrook (6-5 pens to Park Villa), Mortimer 4-0 Arborfield, Whitley Athletic 3-6 Southcote Colts Reserves
Division Two: AFC Pangbourne 2-4 Tilehurst Club, Caversham United 1-0 Earley Elite
Division Three: 116 Exiles Reserves 0-12 Berkshire Dons FC, Borussia Teeth 2-2 Sanctuary Strikers, Junction United 6-2 Reading FC Community Trust
Division Four: Goring United 7-1 Tilehurst Totrams, Shinfield Rangers 5-0 Calcot FC Club

Bracknell and District Sunday League:

Premier Division: Loveman United 2-0 Raglan, Panthers FC 4-1 FC Fernhill
Division One: Athletico Forest 4-3 Bracknell Athletic, FinchampsteadAthletic Sunday Reserves 4-0 Crowthorne FC, Sandhurst 4-3 Winkfield, Woodley United Sunday 2-2 Wokingham & Emmbrook Sunday
Division Two: Ashridge Park Sunday Royals 1-3 Bracknell Cavaliers Sunday, Winnersh Rangers Mens 2-0 Bracknell Corinthians FC
Division Three: FC Harmanswater 3-2 Ashridge Park Sunday, Hope & Anchor 2-1 Bracknell Saint-Germain, Winnersh Town FC 5-2 Bracknell Spartan
Division Four: Bracknell Athletic U21 0-14 Bracknell Royals FC, Bracknell Titans 4-0 Bracknell Spartan U21, FC Showcase 3-2 Bracknell Cavaliers Reserves, Silver Birch A 1-2 Finchampstead Athletic Sunday 

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