WEEKEND PREVIEW AND PROGRAMME

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Men entertain Deans before Women visit Baggies

Ascot United remain in league action on Saturday for the visit of Horndean (3pm). The Yellamen edged out The Deans in the reverse fixture 3-2, and remain third in the form table with five wins from their last six outings. The visitors have won two of their last six, although they came against bottom-two sides Ashford Town and Badshot Lea.

Saturday’s online-only matchday programme is here, with the usual columns, pictures from last weekend’s win over Harrow, and a great cover photo courtesy of shooting-stars.co.uk.

Tickets, including the beer+burger+entry hat-trick deal, are here.

The weekend’s action kicks off on Friday evening with Binfield’s trip to Sutton Common Rovers, before Saturday sees leaders Farnham entertaining fast-improving Guernsey; should they slip up then Kingstonian (2nd) will surely go level on points given their trip to basement side Badshot Lea. There’s a local derby between Hayes (6th) and Uxbridge (4th), whilst Hartley Wintney (5th) are at Met Police.

Ascot UnitedvHorndean
Badshot LeavKingstonian
Farnham TownvGuernsey
Harrow BoroughvSouthall
Hayes & Yeading UnitedvUxbridge
Metropolitan PolicevHartley Wintney
Rayners LanevLeatherhead
Raynes Park ValevAshford Town (Middx)
South Park (Reigate)vHanworth Villa
WestfieldvMoneyfields

On Sunday, injury-hit Ascot united Women are on the road at bottom side Badshot Lea as they enter the final third of their stellar league campaign; Jodie Gray-Piazza, Kate Fox (hamstring), Georgia Luckhurst-McCord (calf), Alice Balaam, Jess Drage, Sophie Doyle and Leah Robertson (knee) all taking knocks over the past ten days and several are definitely out of contention as The Yellawomen push to at least maintain their already-huge advantage at the top of the league.

Reports to follow.

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