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Thames Valley Premier League
YATELEY UNITED sealed the league title by making it 16 wins from 16 to continue their faultless record.
In a seven goal contest against BURGHFIELD, a brace from Myles White and goals from Charlie Westell and Joshua Hennah ensured that Yateley claimed the points with a 4-3 success.
Yateley’s remarkable record sees them confirm themselves as league champions with four games to go after building an unassailable lead at the top.
WARGRAVE got the better of FINCHAMPSTEAD with a spectacular performance.
Despite Wargrave being eight places behind Finch, they managed to produce a stunning display as doubles from both Joe Wigmore and Sam Wild helped them to a 4-1 victory.
The win sees Wargrave move 10 points clear of bottom side Reading City U23s, while Finch are in second on 29 points.
Thames Valley Division One
HURST lost ground on the top two after suffering just their third defeat of the season.
Shaun Bannon and Jamie Broadley both netted for Hurst, but they were beaten 6-2.
They remain in third position, five points behind second placed AFC Winkfield and trail top of the table Tadley Calleva Reserves by seven points, but have two games in hand on both.
WOODLEY UNITED ROYALS stay rooted to the bottom of the table after they were edged out by league leaders Tadley Calleva Reserves.
Ryan Rowlands and James Armstrong both scored for the Kestrels, but in a tight contest, they lost out 4-2.
Thames Valley Division Two
BURGHFIELD RESERVES maintained their spot at the top with a win over SB Phoenix Reserves.
Lorenzo Medford scored the only goal of the game to give the Fielders a four point lead at the top.
HURST RESERVES are in third after they beat Allied Community Elite 3-1.
Phillip Surplice put Hurst ahead before Alexander Smith scored a brace.
BERKS COUNTY SWORDS lost out 3-0 away at Slough Heating Laurencians Reserves.
