Bracknell Town and Binfield clash in Allied Counties Youth League

Bracknell Town Ladies at Larges Lane on Sunday evening. Photo: Tom Canning.
Bracknell Town Ladies at Larges Lane on Sunday evening. Photo: Tom Canning.

One to watch tonight if you don’t fancy seeing Arsenal getting tonked again in the Champions League, it’s Bracknell Town vs Binfield in the Allied Counties Youth League South Division with both sides having a little bit to prove.

For home side Bracknell it is a chance to claw back some points after a tough season following relegation from the Premier Division.

The former South Division champions are eighth of ten with four wins and 13 points this season – though they have take four from their last three games including a creditable 3-3 draw with Guildford City.

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Binfield on the other hand are on the promotion hunt after narrowly missing out last season. The young Moles though suffered a setback last week when they were beaten 3-2 by leaders Camberley Town – and assistant manager Mark Poole has had his say on that here.

Prior to the Camberley defeat the Moles had won their previous six games – and still have promotion in their sites with four games in hand on the leaders. The clear emphasis is on ensuring John Polston’s side get back to winning ways quickly.

See the latest Allied Counties Youth League South Division table here. Match kick-off is 7.45pm at Larges Lane.

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