Ian Davies on target for Ascot United and Binfield win at Bassett

In a weekend disrupted by the weather, Ascot United made it third time lucky as they got their first three points since returning home to the Racecourse Ground with a 2-1 win over Abbey Rangers in the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League Premier Division.

The win kept the Yellamen at the top of the table after two defeats at home had narrowed the gap, not least visitors Abbey who have two games in hand.

Ian Davies and Jonny Denton were the match winners on the day as Jamie Tompkins side went 2-0 up with the visitors pulling one back in the 75th minute to ensure a nervy end.

In the A30 derby at Sandhurst, it was 2-2 in the driving rain as Bagshot and Sandhurst Town played out a draw at Bottom Meadow.

Patrick Gardner opened the scoring in the Combined Counties League Division One fixture for the Fizzers after seven minutes but Bagshot levelled it up on 22 minutes.

The visitors then took the lead in the 70th minute before Bradley Brown converted an 84th minute penalty to level things up.

Eversley & California had a Saturday to forget after they were beaten 5-0 at home by Bedfont & Feltham.

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Vanarama National League

Maidenhead United earned a late late three points at home to Solihull Moors after Remy Clemira scored the only goal of the game in the 92nd minute in the Vanarama National League.

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In the National League South, there was no three points on the occasion of Ian Herring’s 100th match in charge of Hungerford Town as Hampton & Richmond Borough won 2-0 at Bulpit Lane.

Also in the South Division, Slough Town’s unbeaten league run came to an end with a 2-1 defeat at Oxford City, George Wells scoring the consolation for the Rebels.

Uhlsport Hellenic League

In the Premier Division, Sean Moore scored the only goal of the game as Binfield won 1-0 at Royal Wootton Bassett Town. The goal came in the 68th minute as Moore took advantage of a defensive lapse.

Reading City led 1-0 at half time at home to Fairford Town courtesy of a McKoy Palmer strike in the opening moments of the game but had Matt Stockhill sent off after 22 minutes for a straight red card.

Fairford were back in it on 48 minutes and doubled the lead 10 minutes later before sealing the points on 77 minutes.

In Division One East, Holyport hit four without reply at home to Didcot Town Development, Christopher De Franco, Fabian Drifill, Steven Deverall and Sam Whitfield all on the scoresheet for Port, while a Jake White double helped Wokingham & Emmbrook to a 2-1 win at Penn & Tylers Green.

Chalvey Sports picked up three points at home to Kidlington Development, winning 2-1 courtesy of goals from Joseph Creighton and Cheyenne Cripps while in the Bluefin Sport Hellenic League Supplementary Cup, AFC Aldermaston made it two wins from two for new manager Dave Tuttle with a 3-0 win at home to Division Two South side Taplow United. Monay Chandler-Mills, Tyrese Corbin-Chandler and George Dallarda with the goals.

Buildbase FA Trophy First Qualifying Round

Swindon Supermarine P-P Thatcham Town

Vanarama National League

Maidenhead United 1-0 Solihull Moors

Vanarama National League South

Hungerford Town 0-2 Hampton & Richmond Borough
Oxford City 2-1 Slough Town

Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division

Longlevens AFC P-P Windsor
Reading City 1-3 Fairford Town
Royal Wootton Bassett Town 0-1 Binfield

Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League Premier Division

Ascot United 2-1 Abbey Rangers

Uhlsport Hellenic League Division One East

Abingdon Town P-P Langley
Chalvey Sports 2-1 Kidlington Development
Holyport 4-0 Didcot Town Development
Penn & Tylers Green 1-2 Wokingham & Emmbrook

Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League Division One

Eversley & California 0-5 Bedfont & Feltham
Sandhurst Town 2-2 Bagshot

Bluefin Sport Hellenic League Supplementary Cup

AFC Aldermaston 3-0 Taplow United
Chalfont Wasps P-P Woodley United

Berks & Bucks FA Senior Trophy

Abingdon United P-P Newbury