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Woodley United Ladies and Burghfield Ladies battle in pre-season friendly

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Wednesday, July 20, 2022 6:22 am
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Woodley United Ladies v Burghfield Ladies Pictures: Andrew Batt

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WOODLEY UNITED LADIES hosted BURGHFIELD LADIES as both sides prepared for the new season.

Woodley United manager Marc Surtees said: “I was really pleased with the football we played today, everyone worked really hard in such hot conditions and there were some really good team goals.”

The Kestrels also announced Maddie Carter as their new signing this weekend to bolster their squad.

WOODLEY UNITED men’s first-team got the better of Westwood Wanderers in their latest pre-season run out.

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Woodley manager Jordan Blake said: “Good afternoons work out in the scorching conditions. Starting to gel and understand each other more and more as the pre season games go by.

“Most pleasing thing for me was to keep a clean sheet and on another day we could of won by a bigger margin.”

The Kestrels will face Maidenhead Town on Thursday in their next test.

The match was originally scheduled to take place on Tuesday but has been rearranged due to the extreme weather conditions.

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