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Wednesday 27th September 2023 |
Saturday 23rd September 2023 Review |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform There is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform standing following wins for the top three clubs. For league leaders Stotfold Development it was a fourth win on the bounce 7-0 at home over Biggleswade FC Reserves. Ashley Kersey led the way with a hat-trick alongside braces of goals from Charlie Mallett and Harry Smith. Whilst just the goal difference behind them are Caldecote who required just a single goal from Rafe Goodman to chalk up their fourth win on the bounce at home against Riseley Sports. Holding down third place are Biggleswade United Reserves who retained their seasons unbeaten ways with a 3-2 home victory over Marston Shelton Rovers. Nathan MCCalla with a brace plus a Robbie Hunt penalty only being replied to twice by Rovers Sam Smith. Whilst the only other home success of the afternoon took Flitwick Town to their first home win of the season 3-2 over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. Tom Barnett with a brace plus a Phil Matthews penalty doing the damage against Town replies via Charlie Perrett from the penalty spot and Liam Stevens. The other three games all went the way of the visitors, for Elstow Abbey with goals from Craig Damon and They Tompkins it was a 2-0 victory at AFC Kempston Town Hammers. Whilst AFC Oakley were the 3-0 victors at Crawley Green Reserves via a Joel Ives penalty and strikes from Ashbel Mensah and Joe McDonagh. However, the biggest away winners of the day and collecting their first points on the road this season were Queens Park Crescents who won 4-1 at Sharnbrook. Sheldon Washington with a brace plus goals from Mohanmed Abbass and Benjamin Boxall doing the damage against a lone home reply from Charlie Corcoran. Division One Bedford Albion are now three points clear at the head of the Division One standings after goals from Dante Barlie and Jamie Hall took them to a 2-0 home victory over MK Dons Set U19 to lead Totternhoe Reserves who remain second in the table despite losing 4-2 at Harlington Juniors Reserves. Ben Whalley with a brace and single goals from Sonny Faukles and Alex Frantellizzi marking the home scorecard against Totts replies via Carl Horgan direct from a corner and Blake Garner. Having played a game less than the top two clubs Renhold United with a 100% record from their three outings hold down third place following their 2-1 home win over Lewsey Park thanks to goals from Neville Allen and Nathan France against a lone reply via Chris Gibson from the penalty spot for the visitors. Whilst the biggest victory of the day saw Bedford SA collect their first home points of the season in beating Cambridge FC 12-0. Thomas Andrews and Jerome Smith hitting hat-tricks, Ashlee Banton netted a brace and single goals came the way of Lewis Fox, Alex Hughes, Andrew Latimer and Josh Emmerton. Elsewhere,Cranfield United Reserves fell to their first defeat of the season when they were beaten 3-2 at AFC Oakley Development. Omojiseoluwa Bankole netting all three home goals against United replies via Leonardo Valentino Cimmino and Joe Bygraves. Whilst Wootton Blue Cross retained their seasons unbeaten ways with a 3-1 home victory over Buffs FC. Keaton Marsh with a brace and Mason Marsh with a single goal seeing their strikes only replied to once by Paul Morris for the visitors. Meantime , local derby action at Whiston Crescent saw hosts Clifton draw 1-1 with Henlow. Cameron Lewis the home marksman and Aldous Taylor replying for the visitors. Division Two North. Ickwell & Old Warden's lead at the head of the Division Two North league table is now up to five points following their fourth win from four outings 2-1 at AFC Bedford United with goals from Kyle Johansen and Luke Gurnay against an own goal in reply for the hosts. Their lead increased due to second place Wootton Blue Cross Reserves losing their seasons unbeaten ways when beaten 2-1 at Shefford Town & Campton Development for whom Kyle Cook and Lewis Dickson netted to give them their first home points of the season against a lone Antonio Edubatey reply. Collecting their first points of the season were Sandy who ran out 7-0 home winners over AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves. Jordan Cobb and Ryan Dobson hitting braces and single goals coming the way of Prince Asare, Ginnni Sirchia, Vonni Maswangany and Charlie Robson. Whilst M&DH Clapham Sports collected their first point of the season from a 2-2 home draw against Kempston United who were duly losing their season's 100% record. but still sit third in the league table. Louis Lee and Ewan Macleod on the home scoresheet against United replies via Benjamin Wazabanga and Tyrell O'Connor. Elsewhere, Bande Rouge opened their seasons home campaign by drawing 1-1 with Sharnbrook Reserves. Bradley Wright marking their scoresheet. Whilst the Wilstead v Blunham game which finished 5-2 in the visitors favour is now subject to a league inquiry .Robbie Richmond and Adrain Ferguson with braces plus Matty Law bringing up the nap hand against home replies via Max Natola and Aiden Staniforth. Division Two South. It's all changed at the head of the league standings with Westoning Recreation now leading the way following their 6-0 home victory over FC Haynes thanks to braces of goals from Oscar Garner and Charlie Scott plus single strikes from Cass Ramsey and Dan Smith. Plus now in second place are Stotfold Junior who were 2-1 home winners over Bletchley Scot. with goals from Ross Irving and Jamie Saunders against a lone reply from Taigan Brooks for the vistors. Losing out on the top spot were Sporting Carpathians who saw their home encounter with Stopsley United abandoned with just two minutes left to play which at the tome they were losing 4-6 . Jason Penman hitting a hat-trick all from the penalty spot alongside single goals from Sean Kinsella, Shane Scott and Pat Daly for United. against home replies from Julian Constantin Cojocariu with a hat-trick and Yzedin Brogu. Elsewhere, Caddington are now up into fourth spot after winning 5-1 at FC Polonia (Luton) Kwane Richards with a brace and single goals from Rayvaun Bridget, Mark Brown and Issac Okello bringing up the nap hand. against a lone home reply from Fabian Pawelec. Whilst also enjoying life on the road were LU Donz who with a hat-trick from Cameron Saunders won 3-0 at New Bradwell St Peter Development. For Flitwick Town Reserves with a hat-trick from Jack Farthing it was their first points of the season on home soil against The 61 FC Luton Reserves for whom Taha ED Dafaly replied. Hertfordshire FA Junior County Cup it was the end of the road at the first hurdle for Lea Sports PSG who despite goals from Rob Hennam and Taylor Davies plus an own goal were beaten 4-3 at Sarratt Reserves. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro The new leaders of the Division Three supported by Hy-Pro standings are Harlington Juniors Reserves who retained their season's 100% record with a 5-1 victory at the morning league leaders Elstow Abbey Reserves who now drop down into third place. Glenn Cooksley led the way with a hat-trick and single goals came the way of Ben Smith and Lewis Cooksley to bring up the nap hand against a lone Abbey reply via Mikey Rosborough. Whilst now in second spot are the also 100% Bedford Albion Development who also won 5-1 on the road at Luton Panthers with goals from Connor Silvey, Zacarias Amos, Harry Clark, Daniel Litchfield and Kieran Shuker. against a lone home reply from Max Zih. For goals you needed to be at the CS Rovers v Leighton Woodside Rovers game which ended 6-6. Carlos Mariano with a hat-trick, Kai Barton with a brace and a single goal from Romaric Akoh Awura marking the home scoresheet against replies via Alex Pearse with a hat-trick plus Oscar Lomas, Theo Davidson and Ollie Malord for the visitors. Elsewhere, with goals from Charlie Richardson and Nathan Morris ,Caldecote A were the 2-0 home winners over Flitwick Town A and Queens Park Crecents Development with a goal from Zain Riasat drew 1-1 at home against Clifton Reserves for whom Kieran Phillps netted. Division Four Leading the way at the head of the Division Four standings is Athletic FC who made it four wins from four outings with a 4-2 home victory over Sandy Reserves. Emnanuel Obodocchine hit a brace alongside a Mo Banda penalty and a strike from Emmanuel Adjei . Making them the only home winners of the day. The biggest away winners were Ampthill Town Colts 6-3 at Catsbrook Wanderers, Marcus Sugrue with a brace plus goals from Ashton Blake, Reece Bowling, Jonah Doohan and Ryan O'Malley only being replied to by Ethan Tann twice and Jamel Matthew once for the Wanderers. Whilst Shefford Town & Campton U23 collected their first win of the season 4-2 at Dunstable Wanderers thanks to goals from Callum Carocan, Alfie Gaunlett, Ashley Heley and Luca Phillps.The home replies coming via Alex Saka and Mojmir Rozbora. The other two games both finished all square. Lidlington United Sports Colts 4-4 at home against Meltis Rangers with braces of goals from Leo Emery-King and Adam Mairconda against Rangers replies via Ellis Sharpe with a hat-trick and a single goal from Kyle Arundell Kiszel. Whilst M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves via an own goal and a strike from Bradley Flynn picked up their first away point of the season at Turvey in a 2-2 draw. |
27/09/2023 |