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Thursday 18th January 2024 |
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Premier Division supported by Sportsform In taking their unbeaten ways up to six games in winning 5-1 at Queens Park Crescents, Stotfold Development are now just a single point behind league leaders Caldecote albeit having played two games more. Codi Spavin with a brace plus single goals from Harry Buckley, Jack Stanton and Mitch Gooch bringing up the nap hand against a lone home reply from Benjamin Boxall. Whilst third place Elstow Abbey made it six wins on the bounce in winning 2-1 at Sharnbrook. Aaron Jones and Lewis Parkin on the Abbey scoresheet against a home reply from Fin Box. . Now in fourth place are Biggleswade United Reserves following their 4-3 home victory over Crawley Green Reserves, Seyram Hammond with a hat-trick and a single goal from Jed Warwick marking the United scoresheet. against Green replies from Reece Green, Dominic Horn and Faral Taingwa. Losing out on that fourth spot are Marston Shelton Rovers who were beaten 3-0 at Riseley Sports. Jay Willett opened the scoring in the 23rd minute before two goals from Dan Bennett in the 75th and 89th minute sealed the Sports victory. Elsewhere, Biggleswade FC Reserves won 4-3 at Flitwick Town. Rafael Miles with a hat-trick and a goal from Douglas Zure marking their scoresheet whilst Tom Barnett, Andy Graham and Phil Matthews netted the Town goals Bedfordshire FA Senior Trophy Second Round Caldecote will now face a home Quarter final tie against Ampthill Town next weekend after winning 2-0 at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. thanks to goals from Sonny Newton Cootes and Daniel Webb. But it was the end of the Trophy road for AFC Oakley who were beaten 0-1 at home by Langford. Division One Buffs FC are now unbeaten in their last 11 outings and up to second place in the league standings after winning 3-2 at Henlow. Luke Hennessey with a brace and a goal from Paul Morris outweighing home replies from Bameron Care and Aldous Taylor. Whilst Clifton returned to winning ways for the first time in six outings with a 2-1 home victory over Bedford SA who are now on a winless run of nine games. Cam Lewis and Callum Saunders on the mark for the home side against a SA reply via Josh Emmerton. Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Third Round The Cup action began on Friday evening when before a packed Weston Park ( crowd estimated at 200 plus ) Wooton Blue Cross eventually overcame Wotton Blue Cross Reserves 5-3. They opened the scoring in the 17th minute via Keaton Marsh which was to last just 60 seconds before Jack Spada levelled matters up for the reserves and then Cayden Greer-Roe shot the reserves 2-1 ahead in the 32nd minute only for the first team via Joe Holmes three minutes later strike to take the teams in at half-time all square. We were just five minutes into the second period before the goal of the game from Ben Smith which nudged the first team 3-2 ahead only for an own goal on 67 minutes to make it 3-3. However it was to be the first teams night when goals from Zepplin Macdonald (84 minutes ) and Noah Marsh deep in time added on saw them home and earn a home tie against Ickwell & Old Warden A day later, the result of the day belonged to Ickwell & Old Warden who with two goals from Jack Fox and a strike from Kyle Johnsson were the 3-2 home winners over Totternoe Reserves for whom Blake Garner and Oliver Richardson netted. Whilst also into the quarter-final are LU Donz following their 4-0 home win over AFC Bedford United where all the goals came in the second half via Troy Walker with a brace plus strikes from Brandon Mcintosh and Leroy White. Their reward being a trip to Cranfield United Reserves.who won 2-1 at Stopsley United. Leonardo Valentino cimmino netted both United goals against a home reply from Craig Meyrick.. The one tie to go to a penalty shoot-out brought a home victory for Renhold over Bedford Albion after 90 minutes played had seen the sides deadlocked at 2-2. Glen Tumulty and Nathan France on the home scoresheet against Albion replies via Kyle Ingram and Michael Stephenson to earn them a home tie against AFC Oakley Development at the last eight stage who with goals from Omojiseocuwa Bankole and Harvey Holland won 2-1 at Caldecote Reserves for whom Nick Thomas netted. Also enjoying life on the road were Westoning Recreation who won 3-0 at Blunham, they will now host Kempston Rovers Reserves or Harlington Juniors. in the Quarter Final. Division Two North Kempston United took their unbeaten home ways up to four games with a 3-2 victory over league leaders Wilstead. Harvey Eagle with a brace and a goal from Travis Joseph doing the damage against visiting replies from Harry Dynes and Michael Jones. Whist Sandy collected their first away points of the season in winning 2-0 at Bande Rouge with goals from Michael Turner and Voni Maswangany. For Sharnbrook Reserves it was home win number five on the bounce in beating M&DH Clapham Sports 3-1. Edward Hatfield-Shaw netted twice and Bradley Duffett once against a lone Sports reply from Louis Lee .Whilst Shefford Town & Campton Development ran out 4-1 home winners over bottom of the table AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves. Kwane Richards, Kyle Fonseca, George Starling and Sam Cook all finding the back of the net for the Town against a lone Hammers reply via Reece Kennington. David Grainge Berks & Bucks Junior Cup It was the end of the road for Bletchley Scot who lost out 3-0 in the penalty shoot-out at Haddenham United after the sides were deadlocked at 2-2 come 90 minutes. Tagian Brooks and Ben Swepston netting the goals. Division Two South For second place Sporting Carpathians it was a 3-1 victory at FC Haynes. Julian Constantin Cojocariu with a brace plus Petrut Negut on their scoreshet against a lone Louie Dillon reply for the home side. Whilst the biggest winners of the day were Caddington who returned to winning ways for the first time in seven outings with a 6-3 home victory over bottom of the table The 61 FC Luton Reserves. Isaac Okelld led the way with four goals to go alongside single strikes from Max Cooper and Rayvan Bridgett. The 61 replies came via Cleopas Makaza twice and George Obeng. Just a goal behind them were Lea Sports PSG who are now unbeaten in their last five home starts following their 5-1 victory over second from bottom of the table FC Polonia (Luton ) who have lost their last 11 games. Rhys Cadger, Liam Doyle, Sean Dixon, Josh Slack plus an own goal bringing up the nap hand against a lone reply from Fabian Pawelec. Whilst New Bradwell St Peter Development saw their four game unbeaten away run come to an end when going down 4-1 at Stotfold Junior. Bailey Mapletroft with a brace plus single goals from Corey Lyness and Joseph Evans doing the damage against a lone reply from Ben Wilson. Division Four League leaders Kempston Athletic saw their six game winning run and seasons 100% home record ended when beaten 4-1 by third place Shefford Town & Campton U23. Luke Baranowski with a hat-trick and a single goal from Luke Carter doing the damage. Whilst Ampthill Town Colts picked up their first home point of the season from a 2-2 draw against Leighton Woodside Athletic. Nathan Scott and Elliot Surgue on their scoresheet against a brace in reply from Freddie Ricmond. Watson Shied Round One The biggest home winners of the day were Luton Panthers with a 6-1 home victory over GS Athletic to earn a trip to Caldecote A in round two. Ryan Spencer with a hat-trick, Shakir Gouser with a brace plus a single goal from Trey Brand doing the damage against a lone reply from Charlie Savill.. Whilst the biggest away winners were Harlington Juniors Reserves 6-0 at M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves to earn a trip to Bedford Albion Development in round two. Shaun Cooksley with a hat-trick and single goals from James Fletcher, Ben Smith and Edward Prior on their scoresheet. Whilst the Albion won 4-1 at Lidlington United Sports Club Colts with goals from Harry Clark, Daniel Litchfield, Josh Lummis and Ben Worbey against a lone Colts reply from Antony Antoniou. For Atletic FC it will now be a trip in round two to Catsbrook Wanderers after winning 5-2 at Leighton Woodside Rovers. Erigert Toma with a brace plus goals from Emmanuel Adjei, Alfred Song and Cabduilhamid Oahir bringing up the nap hand against Rovers replies from Jonathon Ryan and George Somerfield. Whilst Elstow Abbey Reserves will journey to Kempston Athletic in round two following their 1-0 home victory over Meltis Rangers thanks to a goal from George Whitmore. Following their 4-0 home victory over Queens Park Crescents Development, Dunstable Wanderers will now host either CS Rovers or Warden AFC U18 PDA Luton.in round two. Whilst Turvey having been given a walk-over by Wing Raiders U17 will now travel to Shefford Town & Campton U23 or Inspire Athletic U18 Academy in round two. Watson Shield Round Two. Sandy Reserves despite a brace of goals from Tom Howitt fell to a 2-4 home defeat against AFC Oakley U18 Colts. |
18/01/2024 |