1. Wanklyn calls for support

Wokingham & Emmbrook manager Wayne Wanklyn (right) has urged the council to get behind the scheme to redevelop their existing home at Cantley Park and save the club from possible extinction.

2. Binfield 4 Wokingham & Emmbrook 2

3. Ascot United 0 Binfield 1

Ascot United boss Stuart Scammell could not hide his disappointment after his side crashed out of the Berks & Bucks Intermediate Cup thanks to a goal in the dying stages of the game.

4. Karting ace Carter back to best after horror injury

Crowthorne karting driver Shaun Carter is back to his glittering best on the track after suffering career-threatening injuries in a car crash almost two years ago.

5. Sunday League rivals set for crunch encounter

Despite the season not even reaching the half-way point, many have already conceded that the Bracknell Sunday League title is on it’s way back to Great Hollands with William Twigg Albion.

6. Nowak: Beware the wounded tiger

Bracknell captain Ben Nowak has warned the players not to take out-of-form Redingensians for granted when the sides meet at Lily Hill on Saturday (kick off 2.15pm).

7. Head to Head

Binfield and Ascot United, two of the sides chasing promotion from Hellenic Division 1 East, face each other for the first time this season in the Berks & Bucks Intermediate Cup on Saturday.

8. Habana puts young aces through their paces

Wellington College welcomed a superstar of world rugby last week when South Africa wing Bryan Habana held a coaching masterclass in association with equipment manufacturer Canterbury.

9. Sunday League: the preview

There will be something of a grudge match in the Bracknell Sunday League this weekend when Inter face The Bridge in Division 3.

10. Watt: ‘I wish I'd never walked away'

Great Britain under-20 forward Ryan Watt admits he regrets walking away from Bracknell Bees, and is desperate to reignite his career at the club.