Berkshire sides embark on another FA Sunday Cup journey

Burghfield, FC BAPCO and Singh Sabha Slough are all back in the competition
Celebrations begin for Burghfield. Photo: Craig Adams.
Celebrations begin for Burghfield. Photo: Craig Adams.

The FA Sunday Cup returns on Sunday 8th October with three Berkshire sides in with a chance of a cup final at a professional football ground.

Burghfield, FC BAPCO and Singh Sabha Slough are all back in the competition which last season saw St Joseph’s (Luton) beat Aigburth Arms 3-2 at Derby County’s Pride Park.

Reading & District Sunday League Burghfield are back in the competition along with FC BAPCO who will play their games at Marlow, while Thames Valley Sunday League side Singh Sabha Slough are also back in the competition.

Highlights of the 2022/23 FA Sunday Cup Final

A quick bit of FA Sunday Cup history

The FA Sunday Cup was founded in 1964 after the FA allowed Sunday football clubs and players to register with their County Associations.

However the competition started four years earlier before it was an ‘official’ FA competition with Walsall Waflers beating Stamford Rovers 2-0.

The current holders St Joseph’s (Luton) can reasonably be described as the competitions most successful having appeared in seven finals, winning three. The team with the most wins though are Hetton Lyons Cricket Club – appearing in and winning all four finals, most recently in 2012 when they beat Canada 5-1.

Berkshire’s most successful representative would be Theale in West Berkshire who won the 1991/92 final beating Marston Sports 3-2 at Elm Park.

Berkshire sides in FA Sunday Cup First Round action:

  • Frimley Green (Sunday) v Burghfield
  • Clapham Rovers v Singh Sabha Slough
  • FC BAPCO v The Village Inn (Alfred Davis Memorial Ground – Marlow FC)

Kick offs are 2pm.

Upcoming fixtures

Saturday 16th May 2026

AFC Dukes SMT14:00Slough Heating Laurencians

Wednesday 20th May 2026

Britwell18:45Old Windsor

Saturday 23rd May 2026

Old Windsor Old Windsor A15:00KS Gryf
Show all fixtures

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *