Maidenhead United Women suffered a heart-breaking exit from the Women’s FA Cup on Sunday as Megan Gates long-range effort from well outside the box lobbed the backpedalling Mia Smith to earn Worthing a 2-1 win at York Road.
Midfielder Kane Ferdinand admitted it was difficult for the Magpies to master the blustery conditions as well as their skilful opponents in Saturday’s 1-0 home win over Worthing.
Maidenhead United stretched their winning run to six matches in the National League South on Saturday with a 1-0 win over Worthing at York Road, and while assistant boss Ryan Peters admits the Magpies were far from perfect, he’s delighted they’re finding a way to win and continue winning.
Slough Town’s captain Henry Ochieng has written an open letter to the Football Association and the National League calling on them to take immediate action across the non-league game in response to Billy Vigar’s tragic death earlier this month.
Slough Town can put their league concerns to one side this weekend as they return to FA Cup action and a winnable looking third qualifying round tie away to step four side Bedfont Sports.
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Drivers on the M4 near Slough have been warned to expect nearly an hour of delays and up to three miles of traffic following a multi-vehicle crash.
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