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Football round-up: Tilehurst Panthers win the cup, Eversley & California Reserves collect league title

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Thursday, May 25, 2023 12:34 pm
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Thames Valley Women’s Cup Final

TILEHURST PANTHERS concluded their cup season with silverware after they got the better of EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA RESERVES in a close battle.

Georgia Hayes put the Panthers ahead after 17 minutes, but the Boars turned the game on its head to after half-time when Laura Comerford scored a minute into the second-half

Eversley then had the lead when Lily-May Varney put them in front in the 72nd minute.

The Panthers came fighting back and levelled the game through Deanna Cane.

With just five minutes left to play, Cane netted her second of the game to give Tilehurst the trophy.

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BURGHFIELD were on the end of a thumping defeat in their penultimate game as they conceded eight without reply to second placed Larkspur Rovers.

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA RESERVES collected their league title. They claimed top spot by winning 17 of their 20 matches to finish one point ahead of closest challengers Larkspur Rovers.

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