Rob Davies takes us through all the permutations for the remaining weeks of the season with promotions, titles, play-offs and relegations all to play for from Step 1 to 7 of the football pyramid.
CONFIRMED:
Tadley Calleva are in the Combined Counties League Premier Division South play-offs and will have a home semi-final
Thatcham Town are safe from relegation in the Combined Counties League Premier Division South
Tuesday 7th April update:
The only Berkshire side playing are Burnham. If Burnham win away at Edgware & Kingsbury and other results go their way, they could return to the top of the table and secure a playoff place (at least)
On Wednesday Reading City host Wokingham Town at Scours Lane. A win for Reading would see them leapfrog Windsor & Eton (temporarily at least) into 4th place in the promotion race.
On Thursday Yateley United travel to face Totton & Eling. Yateley are currently in 5th, the final playoff place, in the Wessex League Division One. Depending on how earlier midweek games go, a win for Yateley could take them up to 4th.
Easter Monday 6th April update:
Could be a big day for Tadley today. A win guarantees them a home semi-final in the playoffs, and all but guarantees them second place and a home final should they get there. Both outcomes are even possible if they don’t win and other results go their way
Another game to look out for today is Berks County vs Woodley United. It’s Berks County’s last league game of the season and a win would leave them in the playoff places, but with other teams still having games to play, that might not be enough. If Woodley win they will leapfrog Berks County and potentially end the day in the playoff spots depending on other results.
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