Football round-up: Ascot United on brink of capturing Combined Counties Premier North title
ASCOT UNITED made it a weekend to remember as they stretched their lead at the top of the table to ...
ASCOT UNITED made it a weekend to remember as they stretched their lead at the top of the table to ...
BURGHFIELD took their eighth win of the campaign with a convincing away performance at WARGRAVE in the Thames Valley Premier ...
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA RESERVES will play in the Combined Counties Women's League Cup semi-final after their penalty shootout success against ...
BERKS COUNTY are the new league leaders after their 3-0 success over Bedfont on Tuesday night.
ASCOT UNITED extended their advantage at the top of the table after they scored a last gasp winner against Broadfields ...
ASCOT UNITED closed their league season with victory over Winchester City Flyers to secure second spot.
FINCHAMPSTEAD FC still lead the fight for second place in the Thames Valley Premier League after they won their 11th ...
BERKS COUNTY maintained their push for the title after they racked up their 19th win of the campaign.
READING CITY missed the chance to close the gap at the top after they conceded a late goal at home ...
Berks & Bucks FA are appealing for people to send in their nominations for this year's annual Grassroots Football Awards.
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