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Women’s FA Cup in the spotlight

Andrew Batt by Andrew Batt
Friday, September 19, 2025 7:46 am
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The Adobe Women's FA Cup. Pic: The Football Association.

The Adobe Women's FA Cup. Pic: The Football Association.

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The Adobe Women’s FA Cup returns on Sunday with an exciting round of matches in the second qualifying round.

Finchampstead Ladies are hoping for a large following when they entertain Penn & Tylers Green at the Memorial Park (2pm).

Elsewhere, Woodley United travel to Harpenden Town, while Reading are also on the road – visiting Manorcroft United. Ashridge Park will travel to Oxfordshire to play Kidlington Youth.

A tantalising £3,000 is on offer to winning clubs in this round of the competition, with the defeated sides pocketing £750.

Last weekend saw Wokingham Town Ladies suffer a 1-3 home reverse against Harefield United in division three south of the Thames Valley Counties Women’s Football League. They will next face Windsor & Eton in the Berks & Bucks Cup on Sunday afternoon.

Wokingham Town’s men’s side continued their captivating recent form with a convincing 0-4 win on Tuesday night in the Combined Counties League cup at Horley Town. That victory followed an emphatic 2-5 win in north London at Edgware & Kingsbury on Saturday.

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Next up for the Sumas are Cinderford Town in the FA Vase. Kick-off at Lowther Road on Saturday is 3pm.

Reading City also enjoyed two wins; 1-3 at Abingdon United on Saturday and 0-4 at Chipstead in the league cup on Tuesday evening. Next up for the Citizens is a trip to Mendip Broadwalk in the FA Vase on Saturday.

Woodley United remain unbeaten in sixth position in division one of the Combined Counties League following a goalless draw last Saturday against PFC Victoria. They travel to face Colliers Wood United for a league match on Saturday.

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