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WEEKEND PREVIEW: Sumas eyeing home comforts, Bracknell Bees double-header

by Tom Crocker
December 8, 2017
in Featured, Sport, Wokingham
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Sumas have struggled for results in recent weeks

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WOKINGHAM and Emmbrook will be hoping for some home comforts when they welcome Thame Rangers to Lowther Road on Saturday (2pm).

Sumas, who have moved up to sixth in the table after Henley Town’s Hellenic Division One East results were expunged, are on a poor run in the league.

Dan Bateman’s charges have lost five of their last six but they have only played five home league games so far.

Saturday’s visitors Thame are down in ninth but won the reverse fixture 1-0 in October.

Binfield would move into the top six with victory on Saturday

Up in the Hellenic Premier, in-form BINFIELD are on the road with a trip to Brimscombe and Thrupp.

Just two points separate the sides with the winner securing a spot in the top six.

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READING WOMEN will move into the WSL 1 top four if they can beat rock-bottom Yeovil Town Ladies on Sunday.

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REDINGENSIANS RAMS head to Canterbury while BRACKNELL and CROWTHORNE are also in action.

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Bees are bottom of their group and have lost each of their last seven matches in all competitions.

But Scott Spearing’s men will hope to go out with a bang, particularly at The Hive on Saturday evening.

READING ROCKETS round off 2017 on Saturday evening with a trip to Bradford Dragons, looking for the win to keep them in the title hunt.

 

FIXTURES (3pm unless stated)

Saturday December 9

FOOTBALL –

Hellenic Premier Division
Brimscombe and Thrupp v Binfield
Royal Wootton Bassett Town v Woodley United

Hellenic Division One East
Wokingham and Emmbrook v Thame Rangers (2pm)

Combined Counties Division One
Eversley and California v Cobham

Eversley have slipped to fourth in the table

Thames Valley Premier Division
Berks County v Woodley United Royals (2pm)
Taplow United v Wokingham and Emmbrook Reserves (2pm)

Thames Valley Division One
Frilsham and Yattendon v Finchampstead (2pm)
Hurst v Rotherfield United (2pm)

RUGBY –

European Rugby Challenge Cup
Edinburgh v London Irish (7.35pm)

National League 2 South
Canterbury v Redingensians Rams

South West Premier
Brixham v Bracknell

Berks, Bucks and Oxon Premier
Crowthorne v Milton Keynes

HOCKEY –

MBBO Regional 2

Sonning saw off Aylesbury last time out

South Berkshire v Witney (1.30pm)

South Clubs’ Women’s Division 3A
Sonning Ladies v Reading Ladies 3s (10.30am)

Trysports Premier 1
Sonning Ladies 2s v South Berkshire Ladies (11.30am)

ICE HOCKEY –

National Cup
Bracknell Bees v Telford Tigers (6pm)

BASKETBALL –

NBL Division One
Bradford Dragons v Reading Rockets (6.15pm)

Sunday December 10

FOOTBALL –

FA WSL 1
Yeovil  Town Ladies v Reading Women (12.30pm)

Jubilee Cup
Fleet Town Ladies v Wokingham and Emmbrook Ladies (2pm)
Oxford City Nomads v Wargrave Ladies (2pm)

Reading Women will move into the top four with a win on Sunday

Woodley United Ladies v Winchester City Flyers Reserves (2pm)

Thames Valley Counties Division 1
Launton Ladies v Eversley and California Ladies (2pm)

ICE HOCKEY –

National Cup
Telford Tigers v Bracknell Bees (6pm)

 

Monday December 11 –

Sky Bet Championship
Reading v Cardiff City (8pm)

Hellenic Premier Division
Binfield v Windsor (7.45pm)

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