FC BRACKNELL Under 14 Colts scored twice in the final three minutes to secure a 3-3 draw at Windsor.
Playing their first competitive match for two months, they went 2-0 down with their hosts also missing a penalty.
Their man-of-the-match, Dylan Veck, reduced the arrears just before half-time, but Windsor scored again early in the second half.
Keeper Dom Wall also made a couple of fine saves, but the midfield trio of Chris Oliver Pratt, Ethan Callaway and Tyler White drove their side on and Veck scored their second with three minutes to go.
A final push by the whole team into the last minute saw White take possession just inside the Windsor half and unleash a screamer over the goalkeeper's head for the equaliser.
The U15 Colts held table-toppers Laurel Park Hurricanes to a 1-1 draw. Harry Miller put them ahead and it was a lead they maintained until the 70th minute. Goalie Jay James was rewarded for making a number of fine saves with his side's player-of-the-match award.
FCB U15s face a tough month of fixtures, but got off to a winning start by defeating league leaders Windsor Youth Reds 3-2.
After taking the lead through Balvindar Birchall's long-range effort, they found themselves 2-1 behind at half-time.
Now playing up the slope, FCB equalised through Ben Clarke and shortly afterwards he put his side back into the lead.
For the last 20 minutes of the game, they were pinned in their own half, but a string of excellent saves by stand-in keeper Callum Gaskin saw Bracknell hold on to take all three points. Gaskin was their man-of-the-match.
FCB U12 Youth remain top of their league following a hard-earned 3-0 victory over West Byfleet Scorpions Yellow.
Their opponents kept all but one player behind the ball for the entire game, making it difficult to get through, but FCB's persistence was rewarded with goals from Jack Johnstone, Alex di Casola and Charlee Martin.
HARTS of Bracknell Devils edged out Whitegrove Hunters 2-1 in a close encounter.
Man-of-the-match Alfie Hills headed home a Conor Knight free-kick to put Devils in front, only for their opponents to equalise during the second period.
However, Knight landed the decisive blow 15 minutes from time when he fired home following a bout of pinball in the Whitegrove area.
Kyron Eagle, star performer Vinnie Saunders and Harry Little all netted for the U9 Blades in their game with Woodley Saints, while Reggie Stow, Jayden Nhambro and Alfie Keen got the goals for the U9 Colts.
Stow collected the man-of-the-match gong while Thomas Miller received the coaches' award for brilliant defensive work.
CALLUM Knight bagged a brace and Elbie Churchill also found the back of the net as Binfield Chargers Under 9s performed well against Hawley Raiders.
Ethan Beasley was superb in goal, but the star performer was Leo Pointon for his fine skills and passing.
LAWSON Jones bagged a brace and Josh Smith was also on target for Ascot United 16 Youth as they eased to a 3-0 victory against Goldsworth Park Rangers.
The U15 Royals lost 4-2 to Burghfield CSA Raptors despite goals from Charlie Reuby and Max Westbury, while the U14 Raiders lost 2-1 to Barton Rovers Rebels.
The U14 Youth went down 2-0 to Esher Wizards Whites, and the U14 Sapphires lost 4-2 to South Park. Sydney Duffy and Ella Steer were on target for Sapphires.
A brilliant Leon Proietti hat-trick and goals from Arvind Mahil and William Walder helped the U13 Royals thrash Marlow United Lions 5-0, but Ascot United Racing U13s lost 6-4 to Woodley Saints Falcons.
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