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Football round-up: Ascot United men claim comeback win at Windsor, Ascot United Ladies host Fulham

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Tuesday, August 16, 2022 2:18 pm
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ASCOT UNITED came back from a goal down to earn an emphatic away win at Windsor.

Windsor edged in front in the 12th minute but it took just five minutes for the Yellamen to respond through Brendan Matthew.

Five minutes later, Matthew had his second of the game to put Ascot in front and a deflected strike from Lalustani gave them a 3-1 lead.

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Ascot ended an incredible half with a fourth goal deep into first-half stoppage time when Welch’s 30-yard effort beat the keeper.

The visitors could have extended their five minutes into the second-half from the penalty spot, but Mealing had his effort saved.

However, Ascot didn’t let that deter them as Matthew sealed his hat-trick in stoppage time when he got on the end of Ollie Harris’ cross to wrap up an impressive 5-1 win.

Ascot United: Ashdown, Lock, Masters, Ajanlekoko, Bailey (c), Tucker, McCormack, Welch, Mealing, Matthew, Lalustani

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A hat-trick from Sumaya Zayadi helped CAVERSHAM UNITED WOMEN to a 4-0 win over Fleet Town LFC.

ASCOT UNITED LADIES welcomed Fulham FC women to the Racecourse in scorching conditions in a pre-season friendly.

There were six goals in an entertaining first-half as Fulham took a 4-2 lead into the break.

The away side added two more in the second-half to wrap up a 6-2 win.

CAVERSHAM UNITED MEN lost out in their most recent pre-season match against Raglan.

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