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Wednesday 03rd April 2024 |
Easter Bank Holiday Review |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform Stotfold Developments quest to lift the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league title suffered a major setback with their current unbeaten run of 15 games coming to a halt when beaten 2-1 at AFC Oakley who were winning for the first time in six starts on home soil. Chisom Amadi with a brace doing the damage with Robert Wilcock the lone visitors scorer. All of which was good news for second place Caldecote who having played six games fewer now only trail them by just 10 points after they took their unbeaten home ways up to 12 games with a 2-1 victory over Queens Park Crescents. Tashriq Anndrews and Giuseppe Fallano on the home scoresheet against a lone Crescents reply via Faizen Faried . Just five points behind in third spot having played the same number of games as Caldecote are Elstow Abbey who made it to nine home wins on the bounce in defeating Biggleswade United Reserves 6-3. Lewis Parkin led the way with a hat-trick, James Copley added a brace to go alongside a single goal from Daniel Mattin against Robbie Hunt with a brace and a single goal from Jamie Box replying for United. It was a better afternoon for the other side of Biggleswade with FC Reserves running out the 4-0 home winners over Crawley Green Reserves. Liam Antony Batchelor-Morgan, Daniel Lodovia, Rafel Sabadomiles and Joseph Claud Worboys all found the back of the net. Elsewhere with goals from George Burden and Joe Bescoby Shefford Town & Campton Reserves were the 2-0 home winners over Marston Shelton Rovers. Whilst Flitwick Town won for the first time in six home outings when beating Riseley Sports 2-1. Town going ahead in the 4th minute via Phil Matthews which was cancelled out in the 26th minute by Alex Taylor from the penalty spot before Town's winner arrived via an own goal just seven minutes ahead of the final whistle. Division One For league leaders Wootton Blue Cross it was a end to their season's unbeaten away ways when beaten 2-1 at now second place Buffs FC who now only trail them by two points albeit having played three games more, Jack Bendon and Luke Hennessey the home goalscorers against a Blue Cross reply from Jamie Lawrence. Whilst for now fourth place Cranfield United Reserves it required just a single goal from Jamie Snapes to take them to a 1-0 home win over Lewsey Park who have now lost all of their last nine outings. Elsewhere, goals from Tony Gibbs, Reece Stokes and Luke Rowe took Clifton to a 3-1 home victory over Harlington Juniors for whom Ashley Ingham found the back of the net. Whilst Bedford Albion and Bedford SA played out a 1-1 draw. Charlie Corcoran on the Albion scoresheet against an SA reply from Oliver Raymond. Division Two North Ickwell & Old Warden kept their title hopes very much alive with a 3-0 home win over Sandy thanks to goals from Tom Long, Joel Jeff and Denzil Gillard to take them within five points of current league leaders Kempston United having played five games fewer. Whilst AFC Bedford United were the 2-1 home winners over Sharnbrook Reserves thanks to a brace of goals from Gary Townsend. Division Two South It was win number nine on the bounce and a retention of their seasons unbeaten ways for league leaders Stopsley United in winning 4-1 at New Bradwell St Peter Development. to skip 10 points clear at the summit of the table from Sporting Carpathians who were beaten 4-1 at third place Westoning Recreation. Cameron Nagle, Armando Gjonpjetri, Michael Bird and Craig Mccann all found the back of the net for United. against a lone Sam Dobson reply. Whilst Freedie Knight, Charlie Scott, Lee Britton and Daniel Smith all netted for Westoning with Florin Andrei Bejinar the lone Carpathians goalscorer . For fourth place Lea Sports PSG it was a 4-2 home success over Bletchley Scot thanks to braces of goals from Sean Dixon and Matthew Morton. against Scot replies via Dean Reed and Connor Vincent. Whilst LU Donz went nap when braces from Kenan Dogruer and Troy Walker plus a single strike from Jamie Adam saw them to a 5-3 home win over FC Polonia ( Luton ) Yet the biggest scorers of the day were Brache Phoenix with a 6-2 home victory over Stotfold Junior. Kurt Antony Thomas leading the way with a hat-trick to go alongside single goals from Nana Osei Boffah, Ashley Barbour and Mohammed Awadh against Junior replies via Joseph Cleverly and Harrison Donnelly. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro The lone game of the afternoon took Harlington Juniors Reserves back to the top of the league table when two goals from Glenn Cooksley plus an own goal saw them to a 3-2 home victory over the yet to win away from home Flitwick Town A . The Town replies came via Jack Farthing plus an own goal. Division Four With league leaders Kempston Athletic sitting the afternoon out, Atletic FC took full advantage to regain top spot with a 6-1 victory at M& DH Clapham Sports Reserves . Aaron Romain hitting a brace to go alongside single strikes from Emmanuel Obodochine, Gjet Rabeli, Niklay Mandinga and Aaron Van Horn against a lone Sports reply from Louie Lee. Still very much in the title race are third place Shefford Town & Campton U23 who ran out 7-1 home winners over Meltis Rangers. Callum Carolan led the way with a hat-trick, Luca Phillps weigh-in with a brace and single goals came the way of Evan Hunt and Ashley Healey against a lone Raners reply from Ellis Sharpe. Whilst Dunstable Wanderers claimed their third home win on the bounce in beating Catsbrook Wanderers 4-0. Mojmir Rozborn, Charlie Broux, Chris Linsell and Louie Parker all finding the back of the net. Elsewhere, Lidlington United Sports Club Colts with two goals from Antony Antonium plus a single goal from Bradley Martin and an own goal won 4-2 at Ampthill Town Colts whose goals came via Hayden Harrison and George Shaw. Monday 1st April 2024 Division Two South The big game of the day at the head of the league standings saw Westoning Recreation moved to within a single point of second place Sporting Carpathains with a 3-2 home victory over fifth place LU Donz. Lee Britton, Oscar Garner and Mason Pender on their scoresheet against Donz replies via Kane Dempsey and Cameron Saunders. Whilst Bletchley Scot with braces from Dean Reed and Connor Vincent were 4-0 away winners at the bottom of the table The 61FC Luton Reserves. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro In winning 3-2 at Clifton Reserves, Leighton Woodside Rovers climbed the table into second spot a point above Caldecote A and just goal difference adrift of league leaders Harlington Juniors Reserves both of whom have played three games fewer. Alex Pearse with a brace and a single goal from Thomas Bassett only being replied to twice by the home side via Jamie Carson and Nathan Field. Division Four Having lost their last three away games Dunstable Wanderers returned to winning ways on the road in defeating Sandy 4-3 thanks to braces of goals from Louie Parker and Eryk Prystupa against home replies via Liam Brophy twice and Voni Maswangany once. |
03/04/2024 |