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Teams hope to return to action after round of postponed games in Combined Counties League

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Friday, January 27, 2023 7:05 am
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Wokingham & Emmbrook v Ascot United Picture: Andrew Batt

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AFTER another round of postponed fixtures in the Combined Counties League, the teams will be hoping for a return to the pitch this weekend.

In Combined Counties Premier North, the Sumas will be making the trip to face Holyport in their search to survive relegation.

WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK are currently in 19th position after 20 matches with 14 points, six points above bottom placed Oxhey Jets who have four games in hand.

Meanwhile, Holyport have made an improved start to the season after their struggles the previous year and sit in 11th place after 18 games with 20 points.

READING CITY are away at bottom club Oxhey as they look to regroup and continue their push for the title.

They are currently in second, seven points behind league leaders ASCOT UNITED with a game in hand.

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Woodley and Eversley are only separated by goal difference with both teams on 28 points in 11th and 12th, while Berks are in fifth on 37 points.

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