FA Cup shocks, Doggy Bandana and home time for AFC Aldermaston?

Windsor & Eton Women made the Light Work of the Two South Division

Jacqui Hanson confirmed the start of Windsor & Eton’s flying to Thames Valley Counties Women’s Football League Division 2 South followed by a 2-0 victory at Beaconsfield Town.

The signing of the summer, Hanson is now a combined top goalscorer for Royalist because Windsor makes it three consecutive wins and increase their goal difference to +20 after only three matches.

Meanwhile, Caversham United has placed a degradation pain from the southern women’s soccer league behind them with two wins from two in the first division.

The Round-Up: All Women’s Football in Berkshire this weekend

Newbury Town Rises Back – But Westwood Wanderers Rise Higher

Newbury Town did not let The Hangover Linger-in-defeated 1-0 which made it an unbeaten one year for Westwood Wanderers last weekend, quickly forgotten thanks to a 3-1 victory over the promotion of the promotion of Maidenhead City.

Newbury is six points from Westwood leader now after seven matches and Westwood opening goals between teams and 10-0 win over Finchampstead.

Wargrave, AFC Winkfield and Reading City backup are other parties who are pushing for the initial position on the top of the table and the three of them won their equipment.

Henry Ochieng’s Open Letter

After Billy Vigar’s tragic death, Slough City Captain Henry Ochieng wrote a sincere open letter: “I call the National League and FA to introduce and uphold direct regulations to ensure that all stadiums provide safe perimeters around the field.”

I watched Alex Fletcher from Bath City discussed his own recovery from a terrible head injury after colliding with concrete barrier in 2022 on BBC Breakfast on Monday morning.

“This is a situation that can be fully prevented,” he told the event.

AFC Aldermaston goes home?

“Our first team returned to Rec SOC soon,” was enough to stop the scroll of this correspondent. This means that one of the great and unique matches can immediately return to the non-liga calendar.

If ‘watching a soccer match in a nuclear weapons’ is not in your Groundhopping checklist, then you need to submit your notebook.

There is no date of return, but the club that returns home can only be a good thing and if Wessex League AFC Aldermaston can reach this after four more years, then we will be there (plus food in Rec Soc is always fantastic).

New award for 2026

Paul Watson stood up and looked across the place where the beer was made of a double -range beer, he was handed over by an envelope. He looks confused. He spoke: “The next award, very niche,” he said nervously, not sure if he was being arranged.

He read it: “The best handwriting on the vertical team sheet installed on the side of the club’s house.”

Stopping himself to see the crowd, the crowd looked back. Confused, not sure.

He continued, “Only one nomination, the winner is Kintbury Rangers.”

In a fast succession, the crowd panting, began to grumble, “I think handwriting in Ascot is very neat,” mummant one member of the audience, the winner photo touches the screen, the crowd rises as one, clapping, kint-er-y kint-echo throughout reading. The curtain fell, fading to be black.

Well, we think it’s good ..