Football round-up: Boars beaten while S4K Ladies rise to the top
Combined Counties Division OneEVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA suffered their second defeat on the bounce as they were narrowly beaten away at ...
Combined Counties Division OneEVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA suffered their second defeat on the bounce as they were narrowly beaten away at ...
Thames Valley Premier LeagueWOODLEY UNITED ROYALS picked up their first win of the season with a 4-1 triumph away at ...
Bradley Brown struck a hat-trick as Eversley & California fought their way to an impressive victory over Westside FC. The ...
Thames Valley Premier LeagueBERKS COUNTY extended their winning run to three consecutive games with a 2-1 win over Westwood Wanderers.John ...
Thames Valley Women’s Division One WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK LADIES suffered a heavy defeat after they were beaten 7-1 in their ...
Thames Valley Women’s Division One WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK had a game to forget in the Thames Valley Women’s Division One ...
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA LADIES made a superb start to their league campaign as they smashed eight goals past City Belles ...
Eversley & California earned their first victory of the league season in Combined Counties Division One. The Boars were denied ...
Jamie Williams’ WOODLEY UNITED side continued preparations ahead of the new season with a pre-season fixture against Sandhurst Sports. Woodley ...
Wokingham & Emmbrook faced off against Sandhurst Town as they both make preparations ahead of the new Hellenic League Division ...
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