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Wednesday 14th October 2026 |
There are County Cup wins for Stewkley, Lea Sports PSG & Buffs FC |
Friday 9th October 2026 Premier Division supported by Sportsform With Baldock Victoria switching their home game with Shefford Town & Campton to be played under the floodlights at Shefford Sports Club they were looking for their first home victory of the season against a Town side that had lost their previous two away encounters. Alas for them just two minutes into the action Town via Josh Adeniyi were to take the lead and remain there all evening. Nikolay Rusev doubling the scoreline in time added on in the opening half before he added his second and Town's third on 66 minutes to put the result beyond any doubt even before Nathan France make it 0-4 in the 71st minute to take his side into the top three of the league standings ahead of the weekend action. Saturday 10th October 2026 Premier Division Supported by Sportsform Cranfield United Reserves are now back onto the summit of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table after they retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 3-0 home victory over the start of play league leaders AFC Oakley who were dropping their first league points of the season. Flynn Baker-Bond, Courtney Boughton and Edas Razanauskas marking the home scoresheet. This defeat dropping AFC Oakley into third place and be overtaken on goal difference by Stopsley United who ran out 5-0 home winners over Biggleswade United Reserves, Liam Haydon with a hat-trick plus goals from Darius Fletcher and Temitayo Akerele bringing up the nap hand. There were also 5-0 home wins for both Caldecote and Harlington Juniors. The boys from Harvey Close with goals from Jordan Goodman, Harry Roberts, Jake Smith, James Turbidy and Giuseppe Follano beating Wootton Blue Cross. Whilst the Juniors sent Thurleigh to their first away defeat of the season thanks to a brace from Ben Whalley and strikes from George Nichols, Greg Bennett and Luke Jeffrey. The lone away victory of the day belonged to Elstow Abbey for whom Ashley Bonness was on the mark twice and Danny Imlach once in winning 3-0 at the still pointless and bottom of the table Riseley Sports. Whilst Marston Shelton Rovers were to lose their season's 100% home ways when held to a 1-1 draw by Queens Park Crescents. Harry Baker for the Rovers and Mohammed Raheem Jabber for the Crescents finding the back of the net. Away from the league Stewkley were to progress into the next round of the Berks & Bucks County Cup with a thumping 17-1 home success over Real MK. Jack Bradfield led the way with five goals, Patrick Okolie was on the mark four times alongside braces for Thomas Carter and Ellis Capp and single goals via Jamie Hardings, Evan Reeves and Joe Taylor. Division One Following the previous days withdrawal of Totternhoe Reserves and the expulsion of their season's record at the end of the days play the new leaders of the Division One league table are Flitwick Town despite them falling to a 0-2 home defeat at the hands of AFC Bedford United for whom Lamar Smithson bagged both goals. Town on top by a single point from Bedford Albion who lost their own season's 100% ways when beaten 1-0 at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves who only trail them on goal difference in third spot following a goal from Sam Creamer. Just goal difference behind the Town in fourth spot are St Josephs (Saturday ) after they likewise thanks to a goal from Connor Fennelly won 1-0 at Kempston United. Whilst fifth place FC Haynes returned to winning ways on home soil in beating the bottom of the table Biggleswade FC Reserves 4-1 with goals from Tyler Winter, Scott Frusciante from the penalty, Joe Bescoby and an own goal which was only replied to once by FC's Alfie Page. Elsewhere, Queens Park Crescents Reserves are still on the outlook for their first point/points of the season after falling to a 0-1 home defeat at the hands of Blunham for whom Max Smalley netted. Away from the league, Lea Sports PSG made it into the next round of the Herts FA County Cup emerging the 4-3 penalty shoot-out home winners over Ware United after 90 minutes had failed to bring about any goals. Division Two Olney FC are now four points clear at the top of the Division Two league standings after they retained their season's 100% home record with an 8-3 victory over the previous unbeaten on the road Sandy. Jack Constable helping himself to six goals and single goals coming via Matthew Day and Jake Matthews with Liam Brophy, Jordan Cobb and Curtis Hassall on the mark for the visitors .Losing ground on the league leaders were second place Real Bedford Wixams who fell to their first defeat of the season when beaten 2-1 at Ampthill Town Colts. Murray Gray and Luke Tyrell on the Colts scoresheet against a lone reply from Lukasz Lesa. It was also a first defeat of the season for third place Kempston Athletic who were beaten 0-3 at home by now fifth place Flitwick Town Reserves for whom Luke Finnie netted twice and Donovan Prato once. Just goal difference behind the Athletic in fourth spot are Dunstable Wanderers who retained their season's 100% home ways with a 5-0 victory over Caldecote Reserves. Mojmir Razbora with a brace plus an own goal and strikes from Alex Walsh and Shazan Arif bringing up the nap hand. Making up the top six are Bedford SA who following two straight defeats returned to winning ways with a 4-3 victory at Wootton Blue Cross Reserves. Ollie Hughes with a brace plus goals from Shema Dixon and Alex Hughes doing the damage against home replies from Alan Henman twice and Ian Buckingham once. Also enjoying life on the road to collect their first away points of the season were Bletchley Scot in winning 8-2 at the still pointless and bottom of the table Bedford Albion Development.Xavier Clay-Moffat with a brace leading the way to go alongside single strikes from Scott Belgrove, Daniel Jenkins, Marc Jenness, Ben Swepston, Joe Turrington and Ryan Thrussell with Kye Mackinnon hitting both of the Albion replies. Elsewhere, Green End Rovers retained their season's unbeaten home ways when held to a 2-2 draw by a Stopsley United Reserves side who were collecting their first point of the season. Max Natola and Travis Joseph on the mark for the Rovers against United replies via Dredan Foster and Armstong Kgoanugo. Division Three DTCC FC are now two points clear at the head of the Division Three standings after they retained their season's 100% record with a 4-0 home success over Club Lewsey who had started the day on top of the pile but now find themselves in fourth place. Matthew Gordon, Jamie Traynor, Joe Webb and Luke Janes all finding the back of the net. In second spot are Luton Phoenix who remain 100% on home soil following their 5-4 victory over Atletic. Eyob Henor twice plus Cameron Browne ans Aaron Romain replied for the visitors. Sitting in third spot are Stotfold Junior who saw their home encounter with Wilstead abandoned early in the second due to a serious head injury to a Wilstead player when the contest was all square at 1-1. The biggest victory of the day went to Woburn & Wavendon who won 9-2 at the bottom of the table Ollie United. Daniel Kenneally led the way with four goals, Calvin West weigh in with a brace alongside single goals from Jacob Forber, Callum Malins and Fletcher Crossley against United replies via Oluwatobi Abass- Alesialouge and Linus Udofia. There was also joy on the road for Green End Rovers Reserves for whom a first half goal from Naron Cheema was enough to take them to their first victory of the season 1-0 at Flitwick Eagles Development and Flitwick Tow A gained three points when Westoning failed to raise a side to host them at Greenfield Road. Elsewhere, Henlow Hurricanes took their unbeaten ways up to three games when first half goals from Craig Bowler, Jack Guiver and Callum Taylor took them to a 3-0 home success over the previously unbeaten on the road Cranfield United Development. Division Four With Buffs FC away on Herts FA County Cup duty where they made it into the next round with a penalty shoot-out 5-4 victory over Letchworth Garden City Eagles U23 after 90 minutes play had seen the tie all square at 3-3 replacing them on the top of the table are Everton Athletic who remain 100% on the road this season after winning 3-2 at the previous 100% at home M&DH Clapham Sports thanks to goals from Oliver Henton, Ethan Scott and Raqim Taylor against home replies from George Bird and James Cooke. In third spot just goal difference adrift of the Buffs are Meltis Rangers who retained their seasons 100% home record with a 5-1 home victory over Turvey. Charlie Smith with a brace plus goals from Kyle Lewis, Aaron Nelson and Tyrell O'Connor bringing up the nap hand against a lone reply from Charlie Walker. This victory kept them goal difference ahead of fourth place Kempston United Reserves who with a brace from Alessio Mollica and goals from Brandon Son and Gethin Jenkins won 4-1 at Leighton Woodside Athletic for whom Morgan Bailey hit the reply. Elsewhere, Sandy Reserves claimed their first home win of the season in beating the bottom of the table and still pointless Henlow Hurricanes Reserves 4-1 thanks to goals from Lewis Basson, Conor Darnell, Scott Maxwell and Luke Norman against a lone reply via Eldridge Boaling. Whilst following four straight defeats Catsbrook Wanderers returned to winning ways to collect their first away points of the season in claiming a 4-2 victory at Wootton Blue Cross Development. with goals from Nathan Cloves, Joe Oleson, Kai King and Paul May against a home brace in reply from Amari Corbin. |
14/10/2026 |