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Windsor concede late goals to lose while Windsor and Eton progress in FA Vase
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Windsor FC conceded two late goals on Saturday to lose 3-1 at Oxhey Jets in Combined Counties Division One. The Jacks missed three guilt-edged chances in the first-half to put their noses in front and were punished as Dominic Mosca curled an effort into the top corner from the edge of the penalty box. The visitors managed to haul themselves level after the break when Troy Williams headed Ethan Kemp’s delightful cross into the back of the net. However, Toju James and David Miguel were on hand to steal the three points with two goals in the final five minutes.
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Reading-born non-league icon retires at 35 with latest ACL ligament injury
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Reading-born non-league legend, Dave Tarpey, has retired at the age of 35 after suffering a ruptured ACL. A much-loved forward who played for sides across the divisions, predominantly in Berkshire, Tarpey is best known for scoring 95 goals in 141 appearances for Maidenhead United. This included a record-breaking season of 46 goals in 41 matches as the Magpies won promotion as National League South champions. Turning professional with Barnet at 27, the striker played twice for the Bees but returned to the non-league pyramid after their relegation in 2018 and managed just two EFL appearances. Spending last season with Marlow, who won promotion out of Isthmian League South Central Division, he has called Hungerford, Bracknell and Henley as home across the region.
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FA Cup round one fixtures involving Berks and Bucks sides confirmed with replay win
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There are five teams from across Berkshire and Buckinghamshire in this year's FA Cup first round after a replay victory for non-league sides Maidenhead United. EFL sides Reading, Wycombe Wanderers and MK Dons were already in the hat and had their opening round matches confirmed during Monday evening's draw. The Royals host League Two Fleetwood Town, the Chairboys host National League York City and Milton Keynes host AFC Wimbledon in the latest instalment of the controversial fixture. Maidenhead, of the National League, drew 1-1 at Taunton Town on Saturday and welcomed the Somerset side back to York Road on Tuesday evening.
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