Football round-up: Berks County and Sandhurst take big wins in Combined Counties Division One
BERKS COUNTY climbed above Rayners Lane with an astonishing 6-1 win to move into fourth position.
BERKS COUNTY climbed above Rayners Lane with an astonishing 6-1 win to move into fourth position.
ASCOT UNITED RESERVES are in top spot after a hard fought away win at Harwell and Hendred.
BERKS COUNTY picked up three points on their away visit to British Airways.
FINCHAMPSTEAD FC put on a five-star display to earn their 10th win of the season in the Thames Valley Premier ...
ASCOT UNITED booked their place in the cup final after their home success over Wycombe Wanderers. The Yellas flew out ...
FINCHAMPSTEAD moved through to the semi-finals after a comfortable win over Westwood Wanderers.
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK were edged out in a nine goal thriller away at Flackwell Heath.
WOODLEY UNITED extended their unbeaten run in the Combined Counties Division One to five matches as they came back to ...
WOODLEY UNITED collected three points at home in their Combined Counties Division One clash at home to Molesey.
Sandhurst Town star Liam Ollive admits it is a dream come true that his team can showcase their talents to ...
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