Tadley Calleva reach FA Cup fourth qualifying round as Knaphill and Fleet Town set Premier South pace

A record official crowd of 898 watched Tadley Calleva's FA Cup tie against Dartford, with the club confirming their place in the fourth qualifying round at full time. Charlie Barlow and Brad Passfield were named in the club's tribute. The draw, broadcast live on talkSPORT, sent them away to Aldershot Town's ground, with segregated away tickets going on sale on Friday 9 October. Epsom & Ewell and Wokingham Town were among those who sent congratulations.

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In the league, Knaphill beat Tooting & Mitcham United 1-0 at Redding Way in front of 191, Postance converting a penalty in the 94th minute after Sweeney was brought down. The hosts had created chance after chance without success, repeatedly denied by visiting goalkeeper McKimm until the stoppage-time spot kick. Metropolitan Police, who travel to Redding Way on 10 October, describe Knaphill as second in the table, with only unbeaten Fleet Town above them.

Fleet Town beat Virginia Water 2-1 in a game billed as first against fourth, with Danylo Hubynets taking man of the match for two goals. The club also announced an Education & Football Academy for 16 to 18-year-olds, starting in September 2027 with an NCFE Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity, and open evenings on 22 October and 3 November. Their FA Vase first round tie with Rusthall is on 10 October.

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Metropolitan Police beat Camberley Town 6-2 at Imber Court. Jethro Odumosu scored a penalty in the second half, Phelan Matheson an overhead volley and Cameron Williams the sixth after a deflection. Corinthian-Casuals won 2-0 at Epsom & Ewell, Ousmane Balde Dansoko scoring his first goal for the club; the hosts had two goals ruled out in front of 322.

In Premier Division North, North Greenford United beat Reading City 4-0, Francesco Pass scoring twice a few days after a midweek hat-trick, and the club count ten league goals in the week without reply. Burnham won 2-1 at Holyport, who had led through Manuel Kingsley inside two minutes before a penalty turned the game. Easington Sports beat Rayners Lane 2-0. Reading City also announced the return of winger Sam Tanner from Hungerford Town.

Redhill announced they will move forward under a new leadership team, thanking Jerry O'Leary and Ian Higgins.