Bracknell Town & District Sunday Football League
Match reports for all divisions & cup matches on 10th May 09

Premier Division

William Twigg Albion consolidated their dominance of this years Premier division by winning 9-0 against Bagshot Road in their final game of the season. In a very good and sporting game, Twigg came out on top thanks to goals coming from Mick Havermans (4), Jamie Docherty (2), Gary Sergeant, Joel Havermans and Mark Murphy.

Bracknell Manics and Green Man battled hard for the final points available, but neither team could take full points at the whistle. Simon Blay scored a brace to put Manics 2-0 up at the break, the 2nd of which was a stunning 35yd volley. Green Man managed to peg the Manics back to 2-2 as Matthew Williams came out of goal for the 2nd half and struck twice to earn a draw. Green Man sadly will not be entering the league in 09/10, so congratulations go to Scott Rodgers for running the team successfully during their 9 year spell in the sunday league.

Suffering from cup winners mentality, Winkfield didn’t perform in this last game of the season against Wokingham United and gave the visitors a chance of grabbing runners up after a 6-1 score line. Craig Levey scored for Winkfield, but Pat Selby (4), Steve Selby and Ian Needon made sure of the 3 points for Wokingham.

1st Division

Keltar Old Boys could not stop Woodley Hammers from dominating the game and ultimately securing top spot in division 1 after a 4-0 score line. Hammers maintained a solid defence to keep out any chance that Keltar were presented with, and strikers Neal Robinson (3) and Rob Timbers scored to gain the club some silverware.

Rides Utd kept the division runners up FC Diligent at bay and earned a well deserved 1-1 draw. Adam Hitchin gave Rides the lead during the 1st half, only for Diligent to reply in the 2nd half and press for the winner. This however did not come and the game ended 1-1.

Winkfield Sports scored early on through Mark Brown but then decided to switch off as opponents Finchampstead Ath Res came back and won the game 4-1. Goals for Finch came from James Coxall (2) and Kieron Best (2).

3rd Division

Cable & Wireless attempted to end the hopes of Royal Oak’s title challenge today, but this didn’t happen as Oak won the game 5-2 after a lot of one way traffic led to several chances. Craig Murphy and Steve Heard scored for Cable, with Richard Massingham (3) and Andy Wells (2) making sure that Royal Oak have every chance of gaining top spot from Keephatch Park in their head to head game next week.

FC Muchachos were frustrated during their game against Finchampstead Ath Sun B as they felt several decisions went against them and the run of play. Finch though got on with the game and scored a goal a half to win the game 2-0. Phil Hemmings grabbed both goals for Finch.

The Bridge fought out a good result against Bracknell Manics Res but are resigned to finishing 3rd in the league following Royal Oaks win. Manics had nothing to play for and a missing goalkeeper, but The Bridge showed no mercy by beating them 6-1. David Brown (2), Jamie Tucker (2), Anthony Waistell and Paul Collins all netted for Bridge with Colin Pike wanted it more for Manics with a stunning 35 yard free kick.

4th Division

Warfield Utd put on a phenomenal performance to out gun Bracknell Badgers 12-0. Andrew Pratt, Alex Mellor, Richie Cohen, Nick Shears, Jack Tickner (3) and man of the match Richard Webb (5) all scored during play.

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