SUMAS SQUEEZED OUT BY WEMBLEY

2024-01-18 - By ANDY PRESTON apreston@wokingham.today

Isthmian South Central

ASCOT UNITED moved up the table as they piled the misery on bottom of the table BINFIELD on Friday night.

An entertaining encounter saw the Moles put up a strong fight as they managed to go in front with goals from Tyler D’Cruz and Jack Matton to cancel out Liam Tack’s opener for Ascot.

However, it was the Yellas who walked away with all three points as Tack netted a second with 15 minutes to go before a Matton own goal settled the game.

Ascot are in 13th on 26 points, while the Moles are bottom on four points from 20 matches.

Southern League Premier South

BRACKNELL TOWN

dropped down to ninth after they were on the end of a one-goal defeat against bottom of the table Didcot Town.

The only goal of the game was scored by the hosts from the penalty spot, while George Knight was sent off for Bracknell.

Combined Counties Premier North WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK

sit just one place above the foot of the table after their home loss to Wembley.

Jack Mckenzie and Michael O’Connor were on the scoresheet for the Sumas, but they went down 3-2 to Wembley.

Wokingham now find themselves right in the mix in the relegation battle on 15 points from 18 games, while 20th place Hilltop have four games in hand.

READING CITY lost 2-1 on their trip to Virginia Water which keeps them in ninth place.

Combined Counties Division One

EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA

hit five past Bedfont as they collected three points on the road.

A brace from Max Laschok and goals from Paras Gill, Joe Pantony and Luke Wayborn helped the Boars pick up their 13th win in 20 matches to put them in seventh.

BERKS COUNTY earned a vital 1-0 win over Oxhey

Jets to keep the Swords in the hunt.

The win puts Berks in third position, four points off second placed Yateley United with three games in hand.