Football round-up: Ascot United defeat Eastleigh, Panthers progress and S4K pick up first win
ASCOT UNITED picked up their fourth win of the campaign after defeating Eastleigh in the Community.
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Football round-up: Asoct United suffer penalty defeat, Mortimer move into second
ASCOT UNITED suffered a heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat in their tie at Dartford.
Caversham United 0-5 Woodley United: Kestrels put on five star display
WOODLEY UNITED put on a stunning display by hitting five past Caversham United to take three points.
Football round-up: Eversley & California suffer shootout defeat, Tilehurst Panthers and Mortimer take victories
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA were knocked out after a penalty shootout defeat to AFC Stoneham.
Football round-up: Cox hits hat-trick as S4K Berks County held in six goal contest
S4K BERKS COUNTY were involved in a six goal thriller in their first league match.
Football round-up: Tilehurst Panthers hit eight, Burghfield defeat S4K, Mortimer lose out to Watford
TILEHURST PANTHERS smashed eight past Taplow United to cruise through.
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