Beaconsfield Town men’s and women’s teams are both back in action this weekend with both teams playing at home. They will both be looking to return to winning ways after suffering heavy defeats in their last outings.
 
Men’s team: Rams hope to bounce back after weekend defeat
 
Beaconsfield Town return to action this weekend, welcoming Biggleswade Town to Holloways Park as they hope to return to winning ways, following a 3-0 defeat away to Winslow Town last weekend.
 
All three goals came in the second half, leaving The Rams with back-to-back defeats after finally returning to winning ways. The defeat leaves Beaconsfield 12th in the table on 21 points. Biggleswade Town sit just two places below in 14th on 19 points.
 
The Waders head into the fixture having won their recent outing 3-2 against London Lions. However, they have shown inconsistent form in recent weeks, with their last five fixtures producing two wins, two losses and a draw.
 
The two sides faced each other in September. Biggleswade Town came out on top securing a 3-0 victory over Beaconsfield and earning the three points.
 
The Rams will be looking to avenge their recent meeting against Biggleswade Town, and with both teams sitting closely in the table, the home fixture presents Beaconsfield with a good opportunity to return to winning ways.
 
Women’s team: Rams aim to respond against Reading after heavy defeat
 
Beaconsfield Women will be aiming to bounce back as they welcome Reading to Holloways Park on Sunday. In their most recent outing, they suffered a heavy 10-0 defeat against AFC Portchester with most of the damage coming in the first half when six of the goals were scored before the other four came in the second half.
 
The defeat marked the end of their winning streak, having secured two back-to-back victories in their previous games.
 
The Rams currently sit ninth in the table on four points whilst Reading occupy sixth place with 12 points.
 
Reading arrive in solid form having drawn their last two fixtures and securing three consecutive victories before that. Their last defeat came at the start of October when they lost 1-0 to Bromley.
 
Beaconsfield face a difficult test against Reading, but the disappointment of their last result could provide them with the motivation and determination to bounce back and earn the three points.