SUMAS TAKE STEP TOWARDS SAFETY WITH WEMBLEY WIN
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK took a step towards safety with a vital win over Wembley at Lowther Road.
Sam Mead got the hosts off to a flying start when he converted from close range to give Wokingham a breakthrough in the fourth minute.
Wembley hit back and levelled the game in the 26th minute, but the Sumas replied again less than 10 minutes later when Joao Jardim restored their lead.
The Sumas held on to take three points in their fifth league win of the campaign.
The result puts them four points clear of bottom side
Oxhey Jets having played three more matches and moves them within a point of 18th placed Windsor.
Combined Counties Division 1
BERKS COUNTY stormed to a massive win over CB Hounslow United by hitting eight without reply.
The Swords displayed attacking excellence as an astounding five goal display from Luke Hayden helped them earn an 8-0 victory.
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA added three points to their total with a comfortable away win at
Spartans Youth.
The Boars raced into the lead after five minutes through Ben Anderson and doubled their advantage through Jamie Griggs.
Eversley scored a third to seal the game when Ash Howes netted.
WOODLEY UNITED picked up a point on their travels to Bedfont.
Bedfont scored the first goal of the game in the 49th minute, but the Kestrels ensured they would return with a point when Sig G netted from the penalty spot with 10 minutes to go.
Thames Valley Premier League
WARGRAVE got the better of Westwood Wanderers in a seven goal battle to collect three points.
A frantic first-half saw the teams go into the break level at 3-3 before Wargrave netted the decisive goal with 10 minutes to play.
The win puts them up to eighth in the table on 16 points from
14 matches.
READING YMCA scored six times as they saw off Wraysbury Village.
Archie Denton hit a second-half hat-trick, while a brace from Pele Hagger and a goal from Sam Tucker ensured a 6-3 success for YMCA which puts them up to fourth in the standings.
BURGHFIELD are in third place after they defeated READING CITY U23s.
Daniel Langford scored a hat-trick for the Fielders and Thomas McClellan was also on the scoresheet to help them to a 4-2 away win.
Thames Valley Women’s Division One
MORTIMER moved up to second after they earned a narrow win over Slough Town.
Ayala Truelove found the only goal of the game to see Mortimer take three points to move up the table on 28 points from 12 games.
WARGRAVE picked up a point in their contest with ASCOT UNITED
RESERVES.
Keira Lourdes and Saffron
Rafter scored for the Yellas in the 2-2 draw.
TILEHURST PANTHERS added a point to their total in a goalless draw with league leaders New Bradwell.