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Football round-up: Berks County Swords make cup progress

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Tuesday, November 21, 2023 2:43 pm
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Isthmian South Central

BINFIELD’s miserable league campaign continued as they fell to a 4-1 away loss at Sutton Common Rovers.

The Moles did go in front early in the second-half through Dantaye Whittaker’s goal.

Their lead was quickly diminished as Suttno replied just three minutes later and then netted three more to collect the points.

Binfield are bottom of the table on four points from 14 matches.

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Thames Valley Division One

BINFIELD U23s sit in second place after they picked up three points at home to Tadley Calleva Reserves.

The win puts them on 15 points from eight games, three points behind leaders Newbury.

BTC Intermediate Cup

BURGHFIELD RESERVES were knocked out of the cup after an eight goal contest with AF Aldermaston Reserves.

Mattie Cook was on the scoresheet and Kieran Smith scored a double, but the Fielders lost out 5-3.

BERKS COUNTY SWORDS moved through to the next round with a comfortable win over SB Phoenix A.

The Swords hit five past their opponents with braces each from Leo Reed and Joshua Theobald, as well as a goal from Miguel Gameiro Teixeira Dias to help them to a 5-1 victory.

Thames Valley Division Two

YATELEY UNITED A moved into top spot as they overtook Penn & Tylers Green Reserves in a thrilling contest.

Yateley overturned a 2-1 deficit to take the points with a 4-3 success to move onto 21 points from nine matches.

With the score locked at 3-3, Yateley snatched all three points with a stoppage time winner from L Robson.

Thames Valley Division Four

FINCHAMPSTEAD UNITED climbed into second position with a victory over league leaders SB Phoenix Development.

Goals from Ashley Bickerton and Mohamed Deffie gave Finch three points with a 2-1 win which moves them level on points with SB.

 

Bracknell & District Sunday League

Premier: AFC Dukes 0-2 Panthers, Finchampstead 0-1 Bracknell Royals, Freeman Royals 1-4 SF7

Division One: Ashridge Park 5-5 Finchampstead Reserves, Bracknell Cavaliers 2-2 3M, Winnersh Rangers 8-0 Hope & Anchor

BFFA Sunday Trophy: Southcote 4-1 AB United

Division Two: AFC Bridge 8-2 Berks County, BAS FC 1-5 Berks United, Nameless 1-0 FC Bracknell Saints, Woodley Saints tigers 2-2 Bracknell Bisons

Division Three: Bracknell Athletic 6-2 Bracknell Hibs, Bracknell Saint-Germain 1-8 Silver Birch, FC Bracknell 3-0 Winnersh Rangers B, Finchampstead 1-1 AFC Dukes Reserves, Wokingham Wanderers 6-2 Bracknell Royals Reserves

Division Four BH Dons 1-2 Bracknell Cavaliers Reserves, Berks County Reserves 2-0 FC Wokolona, Berks United 0-1 AB United 2s, Bracknell Bisons Reserves 1-3 FC Bracknell Sporting, Whitegrove & Warfield 4-6 Pinewood

Reading & District Sunday League

Premier: Emmer Green 1-2 Give Back

Cup: 116 Exiles 2-0 Burghfield Reserves, Westwood Wanderers 0-3 GC United, Barton Rovers 2-2 Goring United

Division One: Englefield Eagles 6-2 Arborfield, Loxwood Park Rangers 3-3 Reading United

Division Two: AFC Reading 1-10 Coley, Caversham United 1-5 Brothers United, Hurst 0-6 Give Back Reserves, Hurst 0-6 Give Back Reserves

Division Three: Allied Community 4-2 Richfield Vets, Core 0-1 Burghfield A, Woodley Saints Lowfield 3-2 Southbank

Division Four: 116 Exiles Reserves 5-2 Calcot, FC whitley Wood 5-6 Sanctuary Strikers, Henley Town 6-0 Barton Rovers A

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