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Saturday 04th February 2023 |
Totternoe Reserves win the big Division One top of the table clash with Lea Sports PSG |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform Cranfield United remain three points clear at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform standings after extending their unbeaten home ways up to nine games in sharing the points in a 2-2 draw with third place Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. Grant Fryer and Luke Little netting for United against Town replies via Liam Wood and Louie Dillon. Whilst second place Elstow Abbey who have played three games fewer retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 1-1 draw at Crawley Green Reserves. Glen Tumulty from the penalty spot shooting the Abbey ahead in the 36th minute until Calum Yates levelled matters up just four minutes from time. The biggest win of the day went to Sharnbrook who were 5-0 home winners over bottom of the table Barton Rovers Reserves, Josh Griggs with a brace plus single goals from James Barron, Harry Chinn and Rory Watkinson bringing up the nap hand. Whilst fourth place Biggleswade FC Reserves needed to come from behind to record a 2-1 home victory over AFC Oakley. The visitors via David Groom leading at the break before the second half strikes from Joe Worboys and Josh Roberts took the FC to victory. The lone away win of the day saw AFC Kempston Town Hammers lift themselves out of the drop zone with a 3-2 win at Biggleswade United Reserves who now replace them in the relegation zone. Jake Duxbury with a brace and a single goal from Joel Simpson seeing the Hammers end a losing 10 game run and collect their first away points of the season. Mo Zilboud on the scoresheet twice for United who still await their first home win of the season. For Riseley Sports it was their fourth win on the bounce with a 3-1 home victory over a Caldecote side that has now lost its last five away outings. Sonny Newton- Cootes with a brace and Mitch Crook marking the home scoresheet against a lone reply from Giuseppe Follano for the visitors. Whilst Stotfold Development took their winning home ways up to five games in beating Flitwick Town who have now lost their last five away games. Callum Mullins netting twice and Harry Buckley once for the home side against a lone Town reply via Luke Witham. Elsewhere, Marston Shelton Rovers returned to action to share the spoils from a 3-3 home draw with Queens Park Crescents. Harry Murray, Harry Baker and Dylan Porter on the Rovers scoresheet against Crescents replies via Dominic Parrella twice and Robert Daltillia once. Division One Lea Sports PSG's lead at the head of the Division One standings is now down to just a single point after they suffered their first away defeat of the season 5-3 at second placed Totternhoe Reserves who are now unbeaten in their last 13 outings. Kel Robertson leading the way with a hat-trick and single goals from Mason Perry and Connor McKenna bringing up the nap hand against PSG replies from Ryan Durrant, Joe Hennem and Cameron Davis. Whilst third place Renhold took their unbeaten ways up to seven games with a 2-0 home victory over Henlow thanks to goals from Sheldon Washington and Jason Allison. The top scorers of the day were Clifton who returned to winning ways with a 6-2 home win over Bedford Town U23's. Jensen Martin shooting them ahead in the 3rd minute before 10 minutes later Sean Byrne levelled matters at 1-1 only to see the home side then storm away to lead 5-1 at the break, Martin completing his hat-trick with goals in the 25th and 28th minutes before an own goal on 33 minutes made it 4-1 and the nap hand goal coming from Alister Moatt just two minutes later. Second half action saw Luke Freeman make it 6-1 in the 71st minutes until in time added on Town's Rhys Jozwiak reduced the arrears to bring up the final 6-2 scoreline. For fourth place Buffs FC it was a share of the points in drawing 3-3 at Bedford Albion. Joe Jenkin, Jack Bendon and Callum McKenna all finding the back of the net against Albion replies from Luke Pursey, Michael Michalski and Harry Clark.. Whilst having lost their last two home outings Kempston Rovers Academy repaired the damage with a 3-0 victory over Milton Keynes Dons Set U19's. Dave Boateng with a brace and a single goal from Genesis Baah doing the damage. Elsewhere, Wootton Blue Cross also returned to winning home ways in beating Lewsey Park 3-0. Joe Bygraves netting twice and Harry Nicholls once. Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Quarter-Final It was the end of the road for Cranfield United Reserves who were beaten in a penalty shoot-out 3-2 after 90 minutes play had seen them all square at 1-1 away at Kempston Rovers Reserves with a goal from Martin Holland.. The Rovers will now travel to Bedford SA for their Semi-final tie. Division Two supported by Hy-Pro The clash between the top two sides saw league leaders Westoning Recreatioin held to a 1-1 draw at home against second place Wootton Blue Cross Reserves to maintain their three point lead at the head of the standings over their visitors who have played two games fewer. George Nicholls on the home scoresheet and Alan Henman netting for the Blue Cross. All of which was music to the ears of third place Sporting Carpathians who now trail the Blue Cross by just two points after they retained their seasons unbeaten home ways in beating AFC Bedford United 5-2. Petru Ciochina with a brace plus single strikes from Franklin Ojumobi, Marcel Buruina and Jamie Nolan bringing up the nap hand, the United replies coming from Josua Hawi and goalkeeper Arron Fletcher who sent in a free kick from the half-way line via the crosssbar. Still very much in the promotion race are fourth place Bedford SA and fifth place Harlington Juniors who both won on the road. SA retaining their seasons 100% away record in winning 3-1 at Shefford Town & Campton Development with goals from Ollie Hughes, Ollie Raymond and Andrius Kuncius against a lone reply from Chad Walker. Whilst Harlington Juniors beat Brace Phoenix 5-0. Ben Whalley netting four times and Luke Jeffery once; Winning for the first time on the road this season were Caldecote Reserves 2-0 at bottom of the table AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves who have now lost their last eight outings. Lee Hunt and Tom Wallace netting the goals to do the damage. Whilst FC Haynes are now unbeaten in their last nine games following their 4-1 home victory over Wilstead. Tyler Winter and Scott Frusiante both netting twice against a lone reply from Paul Jones. Elsewhere, Flitwick Town Reserves won for the first time on the road in six outings with a 2-1 victory at The 61FC Luton Reserves thanks to goals from Liam Keane and Scott Gadsden against a home reply from Louise Bharwhani. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro There is no change at the head of the Division Three supported by Hy-Pro standings following wins for the top two clubs. League leaders Ickwell & Old Warden chalking up their eighth straight victory with a 5-0 home win over Lea Sports PSG Reserves. Zak Robinson with a brace plus single goals from Conor Green, Rickky Aris and Luke Gurney keeping them goal difference ahead of Stotfold Junior who made it six wins on the bounce with a 2-0 victory at Newman United with goals from Ross Irving and Luke Cleverly. For third place Kempston Rovers BCFL it was an end to their eight game unbeaten run when defeated 1-0 at M&DH Clapham Sports who were winning their first home game of the season with a strike from Rhys Pemberton. Whilst fourth place Sharnbrook Reserves were the 4-2 home winners over FC Haynes Reserves. Charlie Hurley netting twice to go alongside single goals from Joe Frensham and Nathan O'Halloran against visitors replies via Harry Mabbitt and Jonathan Smith. Elsewhere, Sandy remain unbeaten at home this season after beating bottom of the table Atletico Europa 3-0. Michael Turner netting twice and Adam Clark once. Whilst Sporting Carpathians Reserves picked up their first away point of the season in drawing 2-2 at Caddington. Shaka Tavernier-Maddix and Mayokua Okusanya on their scoresheet against home replies from Mark Reilly and Mark Brown. Meantime, Elstow Abbey Reserves are still awaiting their first home point of the season after losing 0-5 against FC Polonia (Luton ) Fabian Pawlec and Mateusz Antoniun both with braces and a single goal from Sylwester Kraska bringing up the nap hand. Division Four Blunham retained their seasons unbeaten home ways in beating M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves 7-3 to record their eighth straight home victory. Dave Smith and Connor Heaps both with braces joined on their scoresheet by single goals from Ricky Lawrence, William Sells and Adrian Ferguson against Sports replies via Adam Booth, Alex De Carvalho and from the penalty spot Ben Luke-Hall. This victory now takes them five points clear of second place Luton Panthers who have played two games fewer after they were beaten 3-2 at Flitwick Town A . Ewan Brown, Pete Kouwenburg and Dave Lyons on the Town scoresheet against Panthers replies via Luciano Witter and Amari Woodrow-Stuart. For now third place Harlington Juniors Reserves it was a 4-2 victory at Kempston Athletic . Martin Bull with a hat-trick and a goal from Edward Prior doing the damage against home replies from Aaron Anderson and Kristian Mariano. Losing out on that third spot and slipping down the table into fifth place are Leighton Woodside who were beaten 2-1 at Bedford Wanderers. Ryan Jarrold and Jay Sharp on the Wanderers scoresheet against a lone reply from Alex Pearce. Bottom of the table Revivalists are still in search of their first point of the season after losing 4-0 at CS Rovers whose goals came via Dalitso Chibwe twice plus Kai Barton and Kayden McMaster. Yet for Catsbrook Wanderers it was win number one of the season 4-0 at home over Sandy Reserves. Lewis Holmes netting twice alongside single strikes from Liam Hill And Joe Olesin. For Marston Shelton Rovers Reserves it was a 4-3 away win at Caldecote U23's.. Jamie Watson , George Rogers, George Maisey and Ross Milton all found the back of the net against home replies via Max Plunkett, Josh Staynor and Riley Evans. Whilst Meltis Rangers ended a six game losing run by sharing the points in a 2-2 draw with Clifton Reserves. Ellis Sharp and Dan Smith on the home scoresheet against replies via Michael Freeman and Luke Rowe. |
04/02/2023 |