Reserves Defeated in Final

Virginia Water's Reserves were unable to take their penalty shootout form into the SEIL Reserve Challenge Cup final on Bank Holiday Monday, as they narrowly missed out on some silverware. In a tight game against Cobham U23's, Waters went 1-0 down early in the game after conceding a penalty. However, Waters hung on, and a late equaliser from Taylor Arnold sent the game into extra time. With the scores still level after the extra half an hour, the game was to be decided on penalties. Having had a good track record of shootout wins in the quarter and semi-finals, sadly there were no Mark Pisani heroics, and no continuation of the shootout form, as Cobham held their nerve. The victors scored all 5 of their spot-kicks, whilst the hero in normal time, Arnold, was unable to convert his, giving the victory to Cobham. It was a harsh way to end the season for Waters, who had battled well to stay in the game, and they can be proud of their achievements this season

Summer 2021 At The Timbers

Virginia Water Football Club are planning for life after lockdown, with a series of summer events to take place at The Timbers. The events are, of course, dependant on the government's road map out of the covid-19 lockdown restrictions, and are due to take place in July and August. The events include football tournaments and music events, with the latter being ticketed events. The functions will serve as fundraisers for the club, and also a celebration to mark the club's centenery and we hope to see as many people as possible at all the events:

Date TBC - Junior football tournament

July 3rd 2021 - Adults football tournament

July 17th - “Happy People” festival fundraiser

August 28th - Jazz, Soul, Funk Night

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Covid-19 Regulations

Virginia Water have added the government track and trace scheme QR codes to The Timbers, to continue to be Covid-19 compliant and also help to ensure that the spread of the virus is kept in check. Whilst the first team groundshare with Windsor, and as such abide by Windsor's own regulations, Waters' Reserves, Development and junior sides still play at The Timbers. Any supporters visiting the ground are asked to abide by the club's regulations by wearing a face covering inside, sanitising their hands before entering the clubhouse, following the rule of 6 and also using the track and trace app to check in. Further protocols are in use for the teams playing and will be agreed with opposing managers before any fixtures

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