Combined Counties Premier North
READING CITY marked manager Simon Johnson’s 100th game in charge with victory at home to Holyport.
City found a breakthrough in the 15th minute when Ellis Cowd nodded them in front.
The Cityzens added to their advantage when Michael Butcher delivered a cross for Jemel Johnson who converted with a tidy finish.
Holyport got back into the contest when they scored from the penalty shot three minutes before the break.
The hosts held on to the points to maintain their position in 11th in the table.
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK gained a vital three points to lift them away form the drop zone.
Coming up against mid-table Wembley at Lowther Road, the Sumas picked up just their second home league win of the campaign.
Wembley’s goalkeeper made two outstanding saves to deny the Sumas. First from Jordace Holder-Spooner and then from Nathan Mindomba to deny Wokingham a late goal in the half.
The Sumas continued to threat and smacked the crossbar through Parkes.
They eventually converted a chance in the 63rd minute when Enow Ojong headed in.
That goal proved to be critical as the Sumas held on to earn three points to move into 16th.
Isthmian South Central
BINFIELD picked up a point away at South Park to stay ahead of their opponents in the table.
The Moles made a slow start and were punished in the opening minute when South Park went in front.
It took Binfield just five minutes to respond with an equaliser courtesy of Callum Bunting.
Bunting added a second to put Binfield in front, but the hosts clawed back a second-half leveller to share the points.
Combined Counties Division One
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA’s remarkable 14 game unbeaten run was finally put to an end by Bedfont & Feltham.
The Boars conceded a goal in each half as they went down 2-0 away at Bedfont.
Eversley manager Matty Angell said: “Gutted to see the lads couldn’t continue their unbeaten run in my absence but hats off to Bedfont & Feltham. I’m so proud of this group of players and staff to go 13 games unbeaten with 13 wins and one draw is some feat.”
BERKS COUNTY climbed up the table after they saw off Langley.
The Swords went ahead after just seven minutes, but Langley levelled up just two minutes later.
Berks hit back through Laverty in what turned out to be the winning goal in the 39th minute.
Thames Valley Premier League
BURGHFIELD remain top of the tree after they earned a clean sheet victory over Yateley United.
Teoman Atik and Billy Margetts both got on the scoresheet to help their side to three points.
They are two points above second placed Finchampstead having played two more matches.
FINCHAMPSTEAD stay hot on the heels of the league leaders after a seven-goal thriller at Westwood Wanderers.
In a tense battle between the second and third placed teams, Finch snatched a late winner to take the points.
Goals from Dylan Chaffin, Callum Vallance, Alex Woodhead and D Palmer helped them to a 4-3 triumph.
WARGRAVE grabbed an away win with a narrow 3-2 victory over READING CITY U23’s.
READING YMCA stormed to a 5-0 win against Mortimer.
Bevan Van Wyk bagged a brace, while James Bozarth, Ryan Adams and Pele Hagger added to the score.
WOODLEY UNITED ROYALS stay one place off the bottom after they lost 3-1 to Wraysbury.
Berks & Bucks FA omen’s Trophy
CAVERSHAM UNITED booked their place in the final after they knocked out Slough Town.
An unbelievable lob from Freya Jenkins and a cool finish from Emma Hopkins saw Caversham win 2-0.
WARGRAVE fell in the semi-finals with a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Penn & Tylers Green.
Southern Region Women’s Division One South
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA went down to a 2-1 defeat at home to Southampton Reserves.
Thames Valley Women’s Division One
TILEHURST PANTHERS are in fourth after they lost out 3-2 to Stonesfield Strikers.
Thames Valley Women’s Division 3S
S4K BERKS COUNTY’s unbeaten run came to a halt in emphatic style after they were defeated by Goring United.
The Fawkes found themselves one goal behind at the break but suffered a second-half collapse which ended in a 6-0 loss.
The defeat leaves them with an eight point lead over second placed Goring at the top having played one more match.
