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Wednesday 20th March 2024 |
Saturday 16th March 2024 |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform There is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table following wins on the road for the top four clubs. For league leaders Stotfold Development it was win number 11 on the spin when goals from Charlie Mallett and Elliot Flynn took them to a 2-0 victory at Flitwick Town to stay 13 points ahead of second place Caldecote who have played six games fewer, Caldecote winning 3-0 at Riseley Sports to maintain their season's 100% away record and take their winning ways up to 10 games. Guiseppe Follano, Tashriq Andrews and Sonny Newton- Cootes all finding the back of the net. For third place Elstow Abbey it was a 2-0 victory at Crawley Green Reserves to take their unbeaten ways up to 10 games thanks to a brace of goals from Aaron Jones. . Whilst fourth place Biggleswade United Reserves with a goal from Alex Maxwell claimed the local bragging rights with a 1-0 win at Biggleswade FC Reserves. On a day when all six games were won by the visitors the biggest win belonged to AFC Oakley 9-0 at AFC Kempston Town Hammers. Joe McDonagh went nap with five goals and joined on the scoresheet by Joel Ives, Zach Ives, Aiden McLean and Ali Smith. Whilst Queens Park Crescents returned to winning ways with a 4-2 victory at Marston Shelton Rovers. thanks to goals from Faizan Fariad, Scott Joseph, Ismail Rackman and Konain Ali Shah against a brace in reply from Rovers Dale Malciw. Division One In maintaining their season's 100% home record with a 1-0 home victory over Renhold, second place Totternhoe Reserves are now just seven points behind the league leaders Wootton Blue Cross and also with a game in hand. Shazan Idress hit the all important goal to collect them all three points. Unlike in the top division three of the four games went to the home side. Bedford SA for the first time in seven outings collecting all three points with a 7-3 victory over Henlow. Michael Allen and Lucas Banton netted braces to go alongside single goals from Ollie Hughes, Oliver Raymond and Colby Smith. The Henlow replies coming via Cory Williams, George Scott and Branden Care. Whilst Clifton with a brace from Callum Saunders and goals from Adam Ahmed Pearce, Reece Stokes, Jensen Martin and Toby Gibbs were 6-2 winners over Lewsey Park who have now failed to win any of their last 10 outings. A Chris Gibson penalty and a goal from Josh Edwards marking their scoresheet The lone game not to go to the hosts saw Bedford Albion with a goal from Tyrell O'Connor held to a 1-1 draw by Harlington Juniors for whom Luke William netted. Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Semi-finals Westoning Recreation will now contest this season's final after running out 6-1 home winners over AFC Oakley Development. James Sheridan led the way with a hat-trick, Charlie Scott grabbed a brace and George Peddar struck one with Sam Phillips hitting the lone reply. However they must wait another week to find out who they will face after the Wootton Blue Cross v Cranfield United Reserves game was postponed due to an unfit pitch at Weston Park. Division Two North There is no change at the head of the Division Two North standings following wins for the top three clubs. For league leaders Kempston United it was win number eight on the bounce when goals from Fabien Cataldo and Travis Joseph took them to a 2-1 victory at Blunham. The home reply coming from Connor Heaps. Whilst second place Wilstead took their winning home ways up to four games in beating Sandy 5-2. Max Natola led the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Joe Sullivan and Sean Jones to bring up the nap hand. Third place Shefford Town & Development remains just a point behind Wilstead and having played one game fewer after a goal from Kyerhys Joseph took them to a 1-0 home win over Caldecote Reserves. But still very much in the title/ promotion race are fourth place Ickwell & Old Warden who have played at least four games fewer than the three clubs above them after goals from Jack Fox and Luke Rudd took them to a 2-0 victory at M&DH Clapham Sports. Elsewhere, goals from Zepp McDonald and Reece Mills saw Wootton Blue Cross Reserves share the spoils in a 2-2 draw at Sharnbrook Reserves. The home replies coming from Matus Navickas and Bradley Duffett. Division Two South In taking their winning ways up to eight games and maintaining their season's unbeaten record Stopsley United are now 10 points clear at the head of the Division Two South league table after winning 6-1 ar Brache Phoenix. Sean Kinsella with a brace plus strikes from Michael Carter, Logan Burton, Callum Frater and Cameron Nagle doing the damage against a lone reply from Kurt-Antony Thomas Now in fourth spot are Lea Sports PSG who with a brace from Joe Campian and single goals from Kian Devers and Sean Dixon returned to winning ways for the first time in five outings with a 4-0 victory at FC Polonia Luton) who remain in second from bottom position. Sitting below them are The 61 FC (Luton ) Reserves who still seek their first win of the season after going down 1-3 at the hands of Stotfold Junior for whom Harrison Donnelly, Bailey Mapletoft and Dylan Moore found the back of the net against a lone home reply from Mohammed Khaled. Also going down on home soil were Caddington who had just goals from Steve Hunt and Daniel Gyamfi to show for a 2-4 defeat against Bletchley Scot. The Scot goals coming via Luke Belgrove, Dale Froud, Ben Swepston and Luke Morgan.Whilst LUDonz were the 3-1 home winners over New Bradwell St Peters Development with goals from Troy Walker, Conner Biennerhasset and Leroy White. Charlie Fisher netted the lone reply for the visitors. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro Just two games to report upon, one of which saw Leighton Woodside Rovers climb the table into third place with a 6-1 home victory over GS Athletic who have now failed to win any of their last 10 outings. Alex Pearse led the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Ricardo Santos, Thomas Bassett and Rory Burke., the lone reply came via Jack Russo. Whilst Bedford Albion Development with a goal from Kyle Mackinnon shared the points in drawiing 1-1 at Flitwick Town A whose goal came from Mghdi Gana. Watson Shied Quarter-Finals Bedfordshire Saturday Youth League AFC Oakley U18 Colts made their way in the Semi-Final by winning 8-3 at Caldecote A. Marley Pitts and Brayden Callender each netted hat-trick alongside single goals from Piran Pollard and Joshua Yusuf. against home replies via Stephen Fletcher, Derek Newton and Lee Hunt. They will now face Harlington Juniors Reserves who ran out 5-1 winners at Elstow Abbey Reserves. Martin Bull with a hat-trick and single goals from Glen Cooksley and Eddie Prior doing the damage against a lone Abbey reply via Patrick Aduaye-Odiete. Also into the last four are Shefford Town & Campton U23 following their 4-0 victory at Catsbrook Wanders to earn a last four tie against Warden AFC U18 PDA Luton. Division Four There is no change at the head of the Division Four league table following away wins for the top two clubs. League leaders Kempston Athletic winning 8-2 at Ampthill Town Colts where Nikola Markovio grabbed a brace to go alongside single strikes from Aaron Armstrong, Royheed Banghard, Lance Jeffers, Bradley O'Loughin, Kieran Carrington and Zaid Kihinder against home replies from James Allen and George Shaw. The Athletic staying two points ahead of Atletic FC who with goals from Marion Jones and Niklay Mandinga won 2-0 at Lidington United Sports Club Colts. Also winning on the road were Meltis Rangers who took winning ways to four games with a 3-0 success at Turvey. thanks to a brace from Joshua Smith and a successful penalty from Gavin Matthews. Whilst Dunstable Wanderers were the 2-1 home winners over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Callum Benford with a brace on the Wanderers scoresheet and Somto Nnamdi hitting the Sports reply. |
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