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Wednesday 14th February 2024 |
Saturday 10th February 2024 |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform With the demise of Sharnbrook during the week Stotfold Development now find themselves four points clear at the head of the league standings , albeit having played three games more than second place Caldecote after taking their winning ways up to six games with a 3-0 home victory over Riseley Sports. Codi Spavins with a brace and a goal from Charlie Mallett doing the damage. Whilst fourth place Elstow Abbey saw their six game winning run ended when they were held to a 1-1 draw at Flitwick Town. Cullam Beer on the scoresheet for the Town with Westley Lewis on the mark for the Abbey. The only other game to beat the weather saw bottom of the table AFC Kempston Town Hammers beaten 0-12 at home by Crawley Green Reserves. Temitayo Akerele led the way with four goals, Caylon Wade and Ryan Smith weigh in with braces alongside single goals from Martin Kirov, Craig Savage, Yaw Darko and Faral Taingwa to complete the rout. The games, AFC Oakley v Biggleswade FC Reserves, Caldecote v Queens Park Crescents and Shefford Town & Campton Reserves v Marston Shelton Rovers all postponed. Division One Just two games were to beat the weather, one of which saw Wootton Blue Cross extend their lead at the head of the league standing to 13 points in retaining their seasons unbeaten ways with a 3-1 home victory over Bedford Albion. Keaton Marsh with a brace plus an own goal marking their scoresheet against a lone Albion reply from Adam Lewis. Whilst Renhold lifted themselves into third spot by winning 3-2 at Henlow. Sean Byrne with a brace plus a strike from Marko Tobdzic only being replied to twice with goals from Adam French and Ray Fitzgerald for the home side. The games, Bedford SA v Buffs.: Clifton v Harlington Juniors: Cranfield United Reserves v Lewsey Park and Totterbhoe Reserves v AFC Oakley Development all postponed Division Two North A blank weekend, with all five games being postponed. AFC Bedford United v Sharnbrook Reserves: M&DH Clapham Sports v Ickwell & Old Warden: Sandy v Wootton Blue Cross Reserves: Blunham v Kempston Unites and Wilstead v Caldecote Reserves. Division Three South With league leaders Stopsley United having their game at New Bradwell Sy Peters Development postponed, second place Sporting Carpathians are now within four points of them albeit having played three games more following their 3-1 home victory over Bletchley Scot. Julian Constantin Cojocariu netted all three goals whilst Luke Morgan hit the visitors reply. The biggest win of the day belonged to LU Donz who took their winning home ways to three games in beating Lea Sports PSG 4-1. Ashley Randall opened the scoring in the first minute which was added to by Jamie Adam ( 19 mins ) and Troy Walker (36mins) to see them lead 3-0 at the break. Adam then grabbed his second of the afternoon five minutes into the second half before a late strike from Joe Hennem made it 4-1 by the final whistle . Elsewhere, following two straight defeats Caddington returned to winning ways with a 3-2 home victory over FC Haynes. thanks to goals from Tau Roberts, Steve Hunt and Jamie England against FC replies via Lewis Hargeaves and Kieran Stock. Whilst Stotfold Junior won 2-1 at home against Flitwick Town Reserves. Harrison Donnelly and Jacob Kirby the home goalscorers against a lone Town reply from Ibraima Balde. The other games being postponed were the Brache Phoenix v FCPolonia (Luton ) and The 61 FC Luton Reserves v Westoning Recreation games. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro For Luton Panthers it was a return to winning ways with a 3-0 home win over Leighton Woodside Rovers. Trey Brand, Kamran Khan and Curtis Long all found the back of the net. Whilst Elstow Abbey Reserves made it three home wins on the bounce in beating Flitwick Town A 3-0. Max Hughes, Ali Mohiyaldeen and Charlie Stround all finding the back of the net. The Caldecote A v Queens Park Crescents Development encounter being postponed. Division Four The lone action of the afternoon saw Lidlington United Sports Club Colts return to winning ways on the road 5-2 at Catsbrook Wanderers. Bradley Martin and Phoenix Togara-Mudzovera both netted twice and Oscar Emery-King once to bring up the nap hand. Watson Shield Round Two Whilst Shefford Town & Campton U23 ran out the easy 7-0 home winners over Turvey, Callum Carolan with a brace and single goals from Ben Crofts, Oliver Harvey, Alex Burdett, Aarin Hewitt and Toby Starling doing the damage going one better were Warden U18 PDA Luton with a 8-1 away victory at Dunstable Wanderers. Freddie Grant and Charlie Collier with braces being joined on the scoresheet by single goals from Kayle Equertor, Fabip Baltariu, Matias Iacobuta and Stefano Szabo against a lone Alex Saka reply for the home side. The Bedford Albion Development v Harlington Junior Reserves and Ampthill Town Colts v Clifton Reserves games postponed. |
14/02/2024 |