Wokingham & Emmbrook Ladies make winning start as Greig nets hat-trick
Wokingham & Emmbrook Ladies recorded an impressive 3-2 win in their first competitive match since being reformed.
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Wokingham and Emmbrook Ladies win first ever fixture
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