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Wednesday 30th September 2026 |
100% AFC Oakley go top of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform table. |
Friday 25th September 2026 Division Two Under the floodlights at Weston Park ,Ampthill Town Colts claimed their first victory of the season with an impressive 4-2 victory over the hosting Wootton Blue Cross Reserves who have now failed to win any of their opening three home encounters of the season. The Colts opened the scoring via Lewis Sandford some 12 minutes into the contest which turned out to be the only goal of the opening half. The points and the game in effect all settled within eight minutes of the restart with a brace of goals from player of the match Luke Tyrell to race his side into a 3-0 lead which was then increased to 4-0 when Murray Gray netted from close range 20 minutes from time. The Blue Cross having not scored on home soil this season were however to put that matter right with two late goals from Peter Kerr ( 73 mins ) and Mathew Capener (81mins ) to reduce the arrears to 2-4 by the final whistle. Saturday 26th September 2026 Premier Division supported by Sportsform The leadership of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table is now in the hands of AFC Oakley after they retained their season's 100% record with a 3-0 home victory over Elstow Abbey. Josh Bamford on 10 minutes and Joe Mcdonagh five minutes later quickly shooting them 2-0 ahead before Sonny Newton-Cootes added a third just five minutes before the break. Just goal difference behind them in second place are Stopsley United who with goals from Ethan Tann and Liam Hayden were 2-0 home winners over Shefford Town & Campton. Third spot now belongs to Cranfield United Reserves who with goals from David Byass and Finley Peart won 2-0 at Thurleigh to send the hosts to their first defeat of the season. A fate that also fell upon last seasons champions Caldecote who were beaten 2-1 at the now fourth place Marston Shelton Rovers. Jamie Snapes and Harry Baker on the mark for the Rovers against a lone visitors reply from Joshua Roberts. The biggest winners of the afternoon were Queens Park Crescents with a 6-2 home success over the bottom of the table Riseley Sports. Ekene Amadi with a brace plus goals from Mohammed Raheem Jabber, Ibrahim Mohammed, Mohammed Ziboud and Anas Beckoum only being replied to by Benajmin Clarke and Kamran Khan for the Sports.. Whilst there was also eight goals to savour at the Knights Templar Sports Centre where hosts Baldock Victoria with a brace from Kafee Safee and strikes from Callum McKenna and Jack Bendon drew 4-4 with Biggleswade United Reserves whose replies came from Mason Petty, Ross Goodwin, Archie Douherty and Fenton Williams. Elsewhere, with a brace of goals from Keaton Marsh, Wootton Blue Cross won 2-1 at Stewkley whose reply came via Samuel Budgen. Division One The new leaders of the Division One standings are Flitwick Town who maintained their season's 100% ways with a 8-0 home victory over St Josephs (Saturday) James Burnside with a hat-trick, Glenn Tumulty with a brace and single strikes from Phil Matthews, Steve Gentle and Marko Tobdzic doing the damage to send them goal difference ahead of the still also 100% Bedford Albion who thanks to an own goal and strikes from Ben Cherry and Nathan Olugbekan won 3-1 at Lea Sports PSG whose lone reply came from Joe Hennem. Losing out on that top spot to drop to fifth place were FC Haynes who suffered their first defeat of the season 2-3 at home to now third place AFC Bedford United. Lamar Smithson with a brace and Joshua Odhiambo marking the United scoresheet against home replies from Cian Mitchell and Louie Dillon. Sitting between these two clubs in the league table are Shefford Town & Campton Reserves who were the 4-1 home winners over Totternhoe Reserves. Dwayne Grant with a brace plus goals from David Gittens and Jay Bhatti marking the Town scoresheet against a lone Harrison Bowles reply. Having opened the season with three straight defeats it was a return to form for Blunham with a 5-1 home success over the bottom of the table Biggleswade FC Reserves. Tobi Omotosho with a hat-trick and goals from Ben Moore and Rick Lawrence bringing up the nap hand against a lone Rafel Sabado Miles reply. Just a goal behind them was AFC Oakley Development with a 4-1 home victory over the now second from the bottom of the table LU Donz. Justin Muircroft with a brace and strikes from Micah Mclements and Callum Alleyne seeing their goals only replied to once by Donz Mitchell Hamilton. Elsewhere, Queens Park Crescents Reserves like the bottom two sides are still looking for their opening point of the season after losing 2-1 at Kempston United. Ajani Thomas-Anderson and Jake Whiittemore the United goalscorers against a Crescents reply from Valter Copelo. Division Two Its now Olney who lead the way at the head of the Division Three standings following their 5-2 home victory over Flitwick Town Reserves. Jack Constable with four goals and a strike from Sam Parker bringing up the nap hand against Town replies from Farai Taingwa and Taylor Power. Whilst now up into second spot are the still unbeaten Real Bedford Wixams who romped to a 9-2 away victory at the bottom of the table Bedford Albion Development. Rhys Calvano with a brace plus an own goal and strikes from Louis Hartford-Smith, Samuel Hume, Lukasz Leja, Sam Maelzer, Daryl Oliver and Harrison White doing the damage against home replies from Kye Mackinnon and Luke Jorge. Dropping off the top into the third slot are Caddington Reserves who were held to a 3-3 home draw by Caldecote Reserves. Ryan Dimmick, Ibrahim Elmagbari and Charlie Stokes found the back of the net for the home side and Daniel Imrie with a brace and Harry Elkin on the visitors scoresheet. Whilst there was a big 7-2 home win for Dunstable Wanderers over the second from the bottom of the table Stopsley United Reserves. who are still in search of their opening point of the season. Shazan Arif and Andrew Gibson with braces plus an own goal and strikes from Luke Smith and Ben Chapman marking the Wanderers scoresheet against United replies via Troy Brand and Cleopas Makaza. Elsewhere, with a goal from Max Natola, Green End Rovers drew 1-1 at home against Sandy for whom Voni Waswangary replied and Bletchley Scot claimed their first victory of the season 4-1 at home over Bedford SA who were falling to their first defeat of the season. Xavier Clay-Moffat with a brace plus goals from Ben Swepston and Ryan Thrusell on the Scot sroresheet against a Thomas Andrews reply for the SA goal. Division Three DTCC FC now head the Division Three league table after being gifted the three points when Westoning failed to raise a side to journey to meet them. These points keeping them goal difference ahead of Stotfold Junior who required late goals from Ross Irving and Edward Kent to win 2-0 at home over Flitwick Town A. These two clubs also being just goal difference ahead of third place Club Lewsey who won 8-2 at Cranfield United Development. Lyden Smith with four goals led the way to go alongside single goals from Ryan Camp, Meshach Cole, Lee Mooney and William Allen against Jacob Hepton and Sonny Chambers replies for the home side. Going one goal better to claim their first victory of the season were Ollie United with a 9-2 home success over the bottom of the table Green End Rovers Reserves. Oluwatobi Abass-Aleisloye led the way with four goals, Keaton Davidson hit a hat-trick plus single goals came from Richard Mead and Callum Mason against Rovers replies via Nazar Mohammed and Nikola Stanchev. For Wilstead via a brace from Cain Gentle King plus an own goal and a strike from Thomas Liddard it was a 4-2 home victory over Woburn & Wavendon for whom Daniel De Souza and Bailey Mains replied. Whilst Atletic won by the same scoreline at Henlow Hurrricanes. Aaron Romain with a brace plus goals from Emmanuel Adjei and John Makombe on the visitors scoresheet against home replies from Jack Edwards and Logan Smith. ( this game now subject to a league decision ) Elsewhere with goals from Faibal Seydou and Cody Greene Flitwick Eagles drew 2-2 at home with Luton Phoenix whose two goals came from Faizan Fariad. Division Four With overnight leaders Buffs FC sitting the afternoon out the leadership of the Division Four league table is now in the hands of Meltis Rangers who retained their season's 100% record with a 7-2 away victory at Wootton Blue Cross Development. Charlie Smith with a hat-trick plus single goals from Kaylan Di Paolo, Kyle Lewis, Aaron Nelson and Tyrell O'Connor doing the damage against home replies via Riley John and Nathaniel Matore. Buffs FC now in second spot just goal difference adrift and themselves the same margin ahead of Everton Athletic who ran out 3-2 home winners over Catsbrook Wanderers. A Jordan Hall penalty plus goals from Adam Carter and Ethan Scott on the home scoresheet with Nathan Cloves plus an own goal marking the Wanderers scoresheet. The biggest victory of the day belonged to Leighton Woodside Athletic who claimed their first win of the season 10-1 at home over the bottom of the table Henlow Hurricanes Reserves. Alfie Thorne and Josh Walduck with hat-tricks joined on the scoresheet by single goals from Luke Spivey, Ryan Fuller, BenajminJackson and Jonathan McLean against a lone reply via Spencer Curtis. Also winning on home soil to gain their first victory of the season were M&DH Clapham Sports the 3-2 winners over Turvey. where Samuel Harrison, Dylan Weeks and James Cooke all found the back of the net against visitors replies via Jake King and Jay Oddie. Elsewhere a brace of goals from Gethin Jenkins and strikes from Reece Silvester and Alessio Molica took Kempston United Reserves to a 4-3 victory at Sandy Reserves for whom Dominic Atkinson, Conor Darnell and Luke Newman replied. |
30/09/2026 |