Southern Region Women’s Premier
ASCOT UNITED made another stride towards winning the league title after they completed a comeback to defeat Wycombe Wanderers.
Amelia Kimble’s 18th minute goal did give the Yellas the lead on their trip to Wycombe before the hosts hit back with two quickfire strikes to turn the game around.
Kimble found her second of the match to put Ascot on level terms before half-time.
The game took another twist when Philippa Holden netted from the penalty spot to put Ascot ahead before Sarah Leonard made it 4-2 to seal the points for the visitors.
The Yellas are gripped in a tense title battle and currently have a six point lead over second placed Bournemouth Sports who have two games in hand.
Southern Region Women’s County Cup
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA made it through to the next round thanks to a penalty shootout success which saw them beat Milton United.
Goals from Olivia Mansell and Keira Lourdes helped the Boars to a 2-2 draw in normal time before the game had to be decided from the spot, which Eversley won 4-3.
Thames Valley Women’s Division One
TILEHURST PANTHERS maintained their perfect league record with a stunning away success at Procision Oxford.
Among an exceptional attacking display, there were four goals from Lydia Vettese and a hat-trick from Georgia Hayes, while goals from Tilly Waight and Leah Why ensured that the Panthers scored nine on the road in a 9-1 triumph.
Tilehurst currently sit in third place and are three points off second and six points off the top with three games in hand on second and five games in hand on leaders Slough.
Thames Valley Women’s Development
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK dropped down to fourth spot after they were overtaken by Marlow Town who took the points on Sunday.
There was a brace from Genevieve Richards for the Sumas, but they were edged out 3-2 at home.
Wokingham are on 32 points from 18 games.
