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Sunday 05th March 2023 |
Elstow Abbey remain unbeaten to keep their title hopes on track. |
There is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table following home wins for the top two clubs. League leaders Cranfield United returned to winning ways on home soil by beating Riseley Sports 3-0 thanks to goals from Joel McCormick, Courtney Broughton and Jordan Spuce. Whilst second place Elstow Abbey who only trail United by six points but having played five games fewer retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 4-0 victory over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves with goals from Dan Parkin, Justin Newman, Craig Damon and Scott Alleyne. The biggest win of the day belonged to Crawley Green Reserves who remian vey much in the title race trailing the Abbey by just six points but having only played the same number of games. For them it was a 6-1 home win over bottom of the table Barton Rovers Reserves.. Timmy Akerele with a brace joined on their scoresheet by single goals from Guilian Lusumbya, Rashaun Rattigan, Charlie O'Mahony and Lui Sarrington against a lone Rovers reply via Alfie Barker. Whilst also hitting six goals were Stotfold Development in winning 6-3 at AFC Kempston Town Hammers. to extend their unbeaten ways to seven games. Harry Buckley and Jack Edwards both netting twice alongside single goals for Jack Young and Keanu Fleming against Rovers replies via Kian Morey, Joel Lockey and Jake Duxbury. There was a first home win of the season for Bigglewade United Reserves who with a goal from Mo Zilboud beat Biggleswade FC Reserves 1-0. Whilst fifth place Sharnbrook were 2-1 home winners over Marston Shelton Rovers thanks to strikes from Sam Smith and Joe Ackroyd against a lone reply via Dale Malciw for the Rovers. Elsewhere, AFC Oakley claimed their third away win on the bounce in winning 3-2 at Caldecote. David Groom with a brace and a goal from Stuart Gillies doing the damage against home replies via Tom Cookman and Rafe Goodman and for Flitwick Town following six straight home defeats it was a 4-2 home success over Queens Park Crescents. Brad Johnson hitting a hat-trick and Dan Stafford netting from the penalty spot. against Crescent replies via Mattew Taiwe and Towheed Sharafuddin. Division One With a lone goal from Joe Hennem, Lea Sports PSG claimed a 1-0 home victory over Bedford Albion to take them three points clear at the head of the league standings from Totternoe Reserves who were held to a 0-0 draw at Wootton Blue Cross. Buffs FC who currently sit in third place, it was a share of the spoils from a 2-2 draw at AFC Oakley Reserves. Luke Hennessy netting both of their goals against home strikes from Ray Patrickson and Freddie Dutton. Whilst fifth place Cranfield Reserves required just a lone goal from Ciaran Maher to collect all three points from a 1-0 win at Milton Keynes Dons Set U19's. Elsewhere, Henlow have now failed to win any of their last five home outings after being held to a 1-1 draw by Clifton. Tyler Lowden on the home scoresheet and Luke Burkett replying for the visitors. Also finishing 1-1 was the bottom of the table game Kempston Rovers Academy v Bedford Town U23's. Richard Blankson on the home scoresheet against a Town reply from Sam Moore.. Division Two supported by Hy-Pro Westoning Recreation are now only one point clear at the head of the Division Two supported by Hy-Pro standings after being held to a 1-1 home draw by Caldecote Reserves. James Sheridan the home marksman. Whilst second place Harlington Juniors made it five wins on the bounce in sending Bedford SA to their first way defeat of the season and end their nine game winning league run. The Juniors winning 5-3, Matt Coffey and Ben Whalley both netting twice and Jamie Small once to bring up the nap hand against SA replies via Andrew Latimer twice and Jerome Smith once. For third place Sporting Carpathians it was the gift of three points to take their unbeaten ways up to 10 games after bottom of the table The 61 FC Luton Reserves failed to raise a side to journey across Town to meet them. Whilst Wootton Blue Cross Reserves are now up into fourth spot after winning 10-2 at Stopsley United. Will Wright leading the way with four goals, Haydn Rothchild-Wilson and Keaton Marsh both netting braces and single goals coming the way of Ben Peachey and James Campbell against United replies from Emmanuel Oyegoke and Abdul Hakim. Wilstead have now won their last three home games after beating Brache Phoenix 6-2. with goals from Paul Jones, Joe Sullivan, Sam Ward, Callum Rust, Max Natola and Dan Thompson against Phoenix replies via Kyle Blaney and Sakib Islam. Whilst Shefford Town & Campton Development took their winning ways up to three games with a 3-1 home victory over second from bottom of the table AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves. Joe Bescoby with a brace joined on the scoresheet by Alex Burdett against a lone Hammers reply from Marley Hamilton. Elsewhere, FC Haynes took their unbeaten ways up tp 13 games in drawing 2-2 at Flitwick Town Reserves. Josh Lummis and Scott Frusciante on their scorsheet against a Town brace in reply from Dale Goldie. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro Ickwell & Old Warden are now 12 points clear at the head of the Division Three supported by Hy-Pro league standings after being gifted the three points when Newman United failed to raise a side to host them alongside second place Stotfold Junior going down 6-3 at FC Haynes Reserves.LukenBulhagiar with a brace plus single goals from Ben Worbey, Jack Vincent, Jonathan Smitrh and Jack Lannon doing the damage against a hat-trick in reply from Juniors Ross Irving. In third place just a point behind the Junior having also played three games fewer are Sharnbrook Reserves who took their unbeaten ways up to 12 games in claiming their fifth home win on the bounce 4-2 over Lea Sports PSG Reserves. Matas Navicas with a hat-trick and a single goal from Jack Constable marking the home scoresheet against PSG replies via Scott Bayliss and Matthew Morton. Whilst fourth place Kempston Rovers BCFL were the 2-1 winners at Caddington who are now without a win from their last eight outings. Fabien Cataldo and Benjamin Wazabanga netting for the Rovers against a lone home reply from Dan Swift. Elsewhere, fifth place FC Polonia ( Luton ) are now unbeaten in their last six outings following their 3-0 home victory over Sandy thanks to a hat-trick from Kenan Acar..Also enjoying life on home soil were M&DH Clapham Sports who beat Elstow Abbey Reserves 5-0. Fred Shannon with a hat-trick and single goals from Daniel Beddow and Stephen Champion bringing up the nap hand. Whilst Sporting Carpathians Reserves claimed their first away win of the season in winning 1-0 at bottom of the table Atletico Europe with a goal from Kadeem Maddix. Division Four League leaders Luton Panthers were to lose their 100% season's home record when beaten 3-2 by Harlington Juniors Reserves whose goalscame via Daniel Jump, James Lovett and Lewy Saddler against Panthers replies via Shakir Krouser and Kamran Kahn. leaving them just goal difference ahead of second place Blunham who were sitting the afternoon out. Whilst third place Flitwick Town A are just two points adrift after chalking up win number eight on the bounce 3-1 at Meltis Rangers. with goals from Medhi Gana, Joe Steele and Gianluca Testa against a lone reply for the Rangers from Ellis Sharp. Fifth place Leighton Woodside were also enjoying life on the road with a 5-0 victory at bottom of the table Revivalists. Alex Pearse with a hat-trick and single goals from Theo Davison and Marchin Baker bringing up the nap hand. Whilst sixth place Clifton Reserves won 4-2 at Sandy Reserves. Michael Freeman, Alister Moatt, Louise Tapper and Nathan Field all finding theback of the net against home replies via Prince Asare and Richard Seldon. Elsewhere, Bedford Wanderers with a brace from Jay Sharp were 2-1 home winners over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves for whom Ben Chick replied and Caldecote U23's the 3-1 home victors over Catsbrook Wanderers. Charlie Ball with a brace plus an own goal only being replied to once via Jamel Matthews from the penalty spot for the Wanderers. |
05/03/2023 |