Mid-season review: National League relegation battles to Combined Counties title chances

Looking ahead to the second half of the non-league and women's football seasons
Hungerford Town's Joel Rollinson. Photo: Jeff Youd.
Hungerford Town's Joel Rollinson. Photo: Jeff Youd.

From Vanarama National League South relegation scraps for Hungerford Town and Slough Town to the Combined Counties League Premier Division North title chances of Reading City and Ascot United, Berkshire Football Stories is back with a mid-season review.

As well as those sides at different ends of their respective divisions, the team consisting of host Rob Davies and his guests Abi Ticehurst and Tom Canning, discuss Bracknell Town’s play-off chances, what Reading FC Women fans can hope for from the rest of the FA WSL season as well as Woodley United Ladies title ambitions and the trophy battle between Sandhurst Town and Langley in the CCL Division One.

You can watch the podcast on Football in Berkshire’s YouTube account from 8pm on Wednesday here, or if you can’t wait you can scroll down for the audio version of the episode which is out now.

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