Bedfordshire County Football League

A switch of venues to an all-weather surface allowed just two games to beat the waterlogged pitches. For league leaders Stotfold Develpment it was win number nine on the bounce at the Pendleton Sports Centre with a 6-3 victory over Flitwick Town to increase their lead at the head of the standings to 10 points over Caldecote who have some five games in hand on them. Codi Spavins and Josh Bamford netted braces to go alongside single goals from Elliot Flynn and Aaran Hector against Town replies from Tim Barnett, Phil Matthews and Callum Beer. Whilst the new 3G at Stratton School in Biggleswade saw Queens Park Crescents host Biggleswade FC Reserves in a 3-3 draw. Haseed Fariad with a brace plus Mohammed Raheem Jabber marking the home scoresheet against FC replies via Piamedi Kole Bomola twice and Cameron O'Neil.

The postponed games being AFC Oakley v Riseley Sports and Shefford Town & Campton Reserves v Biggleswade United Reserves.

Bedfordshire FA Senior Trophy Semi-Final

Elstow Abbey will contest their second consecutive final after emerging the 4-3 penalty shoot-out winners ove Crawley Green Reserves after 90 minutes play had seen the sides deadlocked at 0-0. Their opponents will be South Midlands League Totternhoe.

Division One

Just one game was to beat the weather and even played on grass which saw Buffs FC have their seven game home unbeaten run ended in a 1-6 defeat against Harlington Juniors. Paul Morris from the penalty spot the lone home scorer with the Harlington goals coming from Jamie Small with a hat-trick, Ashley Ingham with a brace plus Luke Jefferey.

The postponed games being Bedford SA v Clifton : Henlow v Bedford Albion : Lewsey Park v Renhold and Wootton Blue Cross v Totternhoe Reserves.

Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Quarter-Final

Cranfield United Reserves made their way into the Semi-final and now face an away trip to Wootton Blue Cross after running out 6-0 home winners over LU Donz. Joseph Bygraves with a brace plus single goals from Luciano Cogo, Ryan Mellor, Albbara Elforjani and James Manning all marked the United scoresheet.

Division Two North

Kempston United are now seven points clear at the head of the Division Two league table after goals from Travis Joseph, Fabien Cataldo and Frank Touko took them to a 3-1 home victory over Caldecote Reserves. whose reply came via an own goal. Whilst for third place Shefford Town & Campton Development it was a 4-2 home victory over Sandy. Isaac Talbot with a brace plus goals from Kyle Cook and Billy Lambley doing the damage against Sandy replies via Voni Maswangany and Charley Rawson.

Elsewhere, Blunham were the 2-0 home winners over M&DH Clapham Sports. Gials from Sam Moore and Jordan Cobb doing the damage.

The Wilstead v Wootton Blue Cross Reserves game was postponed.

Division Two South

Thanks to the plastic fanatic two of the five scheduled games were to go ahead. For FC Haynes the reward of switching the game to Flitwick was a 4-2 victory over Flitwick Town Reserves to jump them up into fourth in the league standings. Dan Parker, Cian Mitchell, George Grahame and James Roach all found the back of the net. against Town replies from Dale Goldie and Jack Farthing. Whilst Third place Westoning Recreation were 6-1 home winners over Bletchley Scot. Daniel Smith with a brace plus single strikes from Louis Branham, Tyler Lockey, Charlie Scot and James Sheridan doing the damage against a lone reply from Logan Mead.

Brache Phoenix v The 61 FC Luton Reserves : Caddington v Stotfold Junior and Lea Sports PSG v New Bradwell St Peter Development the games postponed.

Jubilee Cup Quarter Finals

Stopsley United moved a step closer to their quest for a league and cup double with a 3-2 home victory over Sporting Carpathians. Connor Waite, Callum Patrick Frater and Roman Riley all marking the United scoresheet against Carpathians replies from Mihal Botosan and Marcel Buriana.

The AFC Bedford United v FC Polonia ( Luton ) game being postponed.

Division Three supported by Hy-Pro

Bedford Albion Development retained their season's 100% home record in beating the yet to win away GA Athletic 6-2. Will Bourne, Antony Esposito, Pasquale Grasso, Daniel Litchfield, Kye Mackinnon and Nyshadzashe Manyau all found the back of the net against Athletic replies via Benajamin Talbott and Matthew Bannister.

The games Clifton Reserves v Queens Park Development and Caldecote A v Luton Panthers postponed

Division Four

For Leighton Woodside Athletic it was a return to winning ways for the first time in eight outings with a 6-0 home victoryy over Turvey. Kyran Hedges led the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Tommy Head, Ouisdom Ogieogeezuwa and Luke Spivey.

Postponed was the M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves v Atletic game and the scheduled Watson Shield fixture between Catsbrook Wanderers and Shefford Town & Campton u23.

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A switch of venues to an all-weather surface allowed just two games to beat the waterlogged pitches. For league leaders Stotfold Develpment it was win number nine on the bounce at the Pendleton Sports Centre with a 6-3 victory over Flitwick Town to increase their lead at the head of the standings to 10 points over Caldecote who have some five games in hand on them. Codi Spavins and Josh Bamford netted braces to go alongside single goals from Elliot Flynn and Aaran Hector against Town replies from Tim Barnett, Phil Matthews and Callum Beer. Whilst the new 3G at Stratton School in Biggleswade saw Queens Park Crescents host Biggleswade FC Reserves in a 3-3 draw. Haseed Fariad with a brace plus Mohammed Raheem Jabber marking the home scoresheet against FC replies via Piamedi Kole Bomola twice and Cameron O'Neil.

The postponed games being AFC Oakley v Riseley Sports and Shefford Town & Campton Reserves v Biggleswade United Reserves.

Bedfordshire FA Senior Trophy Semi-Final

Elstow Abbey will contest their second consecutive final after emerging the 4-3 penalty shoot-out winners ove Crawley Green Reserves after 90 minutes play had seen the sides deadlocked at 0-0. Their opponents will be South Midlands League Totternhoe.

Division One

Just one game was to beat the weather and even played on grass which saw Buffs FC have their seven game home unbeaten run ended in a 1-6 defeat against Harlington Juniors. Paul Morris from the penalty spot the lone home scorer with the Harlington goals coming from Jamie Small with a hat-trick, Ashley Ingham with a brace plus Luke Jefferey.

The postponed games being Bedford SA v Clifton : Henlow v Bedford Albion : Lewsey Park v Renhold and Wootton Blue Cross v Totternhoe Reserves.

Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Quarter-Final

Cranfield United Reserves made their way into the Semi-final and now face an away trip to Wootton Blue Cross after running out 6-0 home winners over LU Donz. Joseph Bygraves with a brace plus single goals from Luciano Cogo, Ryan Mellor, Albbara Elforjani and James Manning all marked the United scoresheet.

Division Two North

Kempston United are now seven points clear at the head of the Division Two league table after goals from Travis Joseph, Fabien Cataldo and Frank Touko took them to a 3-1 home victory over Caldecote Reserves. whose reply came via an own goal. Whilst for third place Shefford Town & Campton Development it was a 4-2 home victory over Sandy. Isaac Talbot with a brace plus goals from Kyle Cook and Billy Lambley doing the damage against Sandy replies via Voni Maswangany and Charley Rawson.

Elsewhere, Blunham were the 2-0 home winners over M&DH Clapham Sports. Gials from Sam Moore and Jordan Cobb doing the damage.

The Wilstead v Wootton Blue Cross Reserves game was postponed.

Division Two South

Thanks to the plastic fanatic two of the five scheduled games were to go ahead. For FC Haynes the reward of switching the game to Flitwick was a 4-2 victory over Flitwick Town Reserves to jump them up into fourth in the league standings. Dan Parker, Cian Mitchell, George Grahame and James Roach all found the back of the net. against Town replies from Dale Goldie and Jack Farthing. Whilst Third place Westoning Recreation were 6-1 home winners over Bletchley Scot. Daniel Smith with a brace plus single strikes from Louis Branham, Tyler Lockey, Charlie Scot and James Sheridan doing the damage against a lone reply from Logan Mead.

Brache Phoenix v The 61 FC Luton Reserves : Caddington v Stotfold Junior and Lea Sports PSG v New Bradwell St Peter Development the games postponed.

Jubilee Cup Quarter Finals

Stopsley United moved a step closer to their quest for a league and cup double with a 3-2 home victory over Sporting Carpathians. Connor Waite, Callum Patrick Frater and Roman Riley all marking the United scoresheet against Carpathians replies from Mihal Botosan and Marcel Buriana.

The AFC Bedford United v FC Polonia ( Luton ) game being postponed.

Division Three supported by Hy-Pro

Bedford Albion Development retained their season's 100% home record in beating the yet to win away GA Athletic 6-2. Will Bourne, Antony Esposito, Pasquale Grasso, Daniel Litchfield, Kye Mackinnon and Nyshadzashe Manyau all found the back of the net against Athletic replies via Benajamin Talbott and Matthew Bannister.

The games Clifton Reserves v Queens Park Development and Caldecote A v Luton Panthers postponed

Division Four

For Leighton Woodside Athletic it was a return to winning ways for the first time in eight outings with a 6-0 home victoryy over Turvey. Kyran Hedges led the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Tommy Head, Ouisdom Ogieogeezuwa and Luke Spivey.

Postponed was the M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves v Atletic game and the scheduled Watson Shield fixture between Catsbrook Wanderers and Shefford Town & Campton u23.

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