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Wednesday 18th September 2024 |
AFC Oakley make in three wins out of three to top the Premier Division supported by Sportsform table |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform AFC Oakley retained their leadership of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table by running out 3-0 home winners over last season's champions Caldecote who were suffering their first defeat of the season. Fabiano Cammarano, Zach Ives and Omojiscoluwa Bankole all finding the back of the net. Whilst Cranfied United Reserves remain in second spot following their 3-1 home victory over Totternhoe Reserves. Sean Byrne with a brace and a goal from Maytthew Souris doing the damage against a lone reply from Ryan Donoghue for the visitors. Now in third spot are Wootton Blue Cross who made it two wins from two outings with the days only top flight away victory 6-1 at Flitwick Town. Keaton Marsh leading the way with a hat-trick, Noah Marsh adding a brace alongside a single strike from James Campbell with the lone Town reply coming from Phil Matthews. Whilst 2022-23 season champions Elstow Abbey opened their season with a 2-0 home success over Riseley Sports thanks to a brace of goals from James Copley. Elsewhere, the other two games both ended all square, 4-4 between Biggleswade United Reserves and Biggleswade FC Reserves where Jack Webb with a brace and single goals from Jamie Essam and Alex Maxwell marked the United scoresheet and braces in reply from Temilola Akinbusoye and Rafel Sabado Miles marked the FC scoresheet. Whilst it was 1-1 between Crawley Green Development and Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. Robby Doran the Green marksman and Joe Lewis replying for the Town to earn their sides their first point of the season. Division One Likewise in Division One Stopsley United with a 4-1 victory at Kempston United remain the 100% league leaders. Temitayo Akerele with a brace plus goals from Cheick Camaro and Callum Frater doing the damage against a lone United reply via Junior Samuel. In second spot are Harlington Juniors who were 4-1 home winners over Renhold United. Freddie Knight with a brace plus single strikes from Luke Jeffery and George Nichols on their scoresheet against a lone United reply from Emilio Esposito. Also enjoying a 4-1 victory were third place Ickwell & Old Warden at Buffs FC thanks to goals from Jordan Gurney, Ben McGrath, David Diuave and Tom Long . Whilst the fourth 4-1 winners of the day were Sporting Carpathians at Wootton Blue Cross Reserves. Marcel Buruiana with a brace plus Trif Daniel and Adrian Luncasu marking their scoresheet and Sam Cremer hitting the lone reply for the Blue Cross. Elsewhere, Bedford Albion opened their season with a 9-1 success at Bedford SA. Paul Babbiington, Giovanni Moscaritolo and Kye Mackinnon all netting twice alongside single strikes from Shane Cox, Harry Dynes and Callum Riches with the lone home reply coming from Thomas Andrews. Division Two North In retaining their season's unbeaten ways with a 2-1 victory at M&DH Clapham Sports with goals from Phoenix Togara-Mudzvovera and Gary Townsend AFC Bedford United now lead the Division Two North standings having climbed above the non-playing Shefford Town & Campton Development. Whilst Blunham now sits third having shared the spoils from a 1-1 draw at FC Haynes . Louie Dillon on the home scoresheet and Max Smalley replying for Blunham. Also enjoying life on the road were Green End Rovers who with goals from Zak Baker and Callum Rust won 2-0 at Bedford Albion Development and Thurleigh who won for the first time this season 3-1 at Wixams Wanderers with goals from Ed Hatfield-Shaw, Matas Navickas and Charlie Hurley with Owen Riichards netting the lone Wanderers reply. Elsewhere, also winning for the first time this season were Caldecote Reserves 5-3 at home against Clifton Development. Reece Glasgow led the way with four goals alongside a single strike from Locran Saunders to bring up the nap hand against visiting replies via Romario Annon Rodgers twice and Jared Libot once. Division Two South With Lea Sports PSG away on County Cup duty the leadership of the Division Two South table is now in the hands of Luton Panthers who were the 8-0 home winners over Caldecote A. Ryan Spencer leading the way with a hat-trick, Qasim Bigby notched a brace alongside the single strikes from Kamran Khan, Trey Brand, and Shakir Ghulam Kouser. Whilst now in third spot are Flitwick Town Reserves who won 5-4 at Bletchley Scot. Thomas Barnett with a hat-trick and a brace from Jack Farthing bringing up the Town nap hand against home replies via Ryan Williams twice plus Dean Reed and Dwayne Simpson. Also enjoying life on the road were Caddington who with goals from George Burden, Mark Reilly, Reece Burton and Kwane Richards won 4-1 at AFC Kempston Town Hammers for whom Will Drake replied. Whilst Brache Phoenix opened their season's winning way with a 5-1 home victory over LU Donz. Kurt Antony-Thomas with a hat-trick plus single goals from Armaan Amjad and Jahmi James only being replied to once by Donz James Hall. Elsewhere, a goal from Joseph Evans was enough to earn Stotfold Junior their first point of the season from a 1-1 draw at New Bradwell St Peters Development. the home reply coming via Ethan Couling. Hertfordshire FA Junior County Cup 1st Round Saw Lea Sports PSG with four goals from Harrison Sheaf, an hat-trick from Joe Campion plus a single goal from Joe Hennem run out the 8-1 away winners at Global AFC. They will now travel to Harpenden Town Colts in the next round. Division Three With win number three from their three outings Kempston Athletic remain the early season's league leaders after goals from Harvir Dhesi, Nikila Makkovic, Alessando Esposito and Lance Jeffers saw them earn a 4-1 home success over Elstow Abbey Reserves for whom Sam Kidman replied. Whilst Sandy Reserves now sit second after they were gifted the three points when FC Polonia (Luton ) failed to raise a side to meet them at Bedford Road. In third spot are Atletic FC who won 4-3 at Everton Athletic thanks to two goals from Moydean Banda and single strikes from Oluwafemi Igbekoyi and Serge Kadji against home replies. from Luke Freeman with a brace plus Andrew Cross. Whilst Queens Park Crescents Development were the 5-4 home winners over Flitwick Town A, Qasim Tufail with a brace plus single goals from Anas Beckoum, Mohammed Ibrahim and Zain Riast bringing up the nap hand whilst the Town replies came from George Roach with a brace plus Thomas Giggle and Max Hughes. Elsewhere, goals from Patrick Daly, Ryan Ogden, Joshua Ogden and Ryan Weedon earned Lewsey Park their first point of the season from a 4-4 home draw with Meltis Rangers. Ryan Harris, Ellis Sharp, Josuha Smith and Dean Latimer with the Rangers replies. Division Four The Division Four league table after action on weekend number three of the season shows only goal difference separating the top five teams, leading the way are Stopsley United Reserves who enjoyed a 13-0 home success over Everton Athletic ic Reserves. Owen Impey leading the way with four goals, Cameron Nagle grabbed a hat-trick alongside single strikes from Tyln McCabe, Nathan Gouldbourne, Oladimeji Olatunde, Daniel Elmore and Zakarae Gaoul. In second spot are Turvey who were the 9-3 away winners at AFC Bedford United U23. Leading the way were George Shingleton and William Westwood with hat-tricks alongside single strikes from Owen Hubbard, Jake King and Freddie Stonebridge whilst Samir Dima with a brace and Manun Rahman hitting the United replies. Sitting in third spot are Ampthill Town Colts who with a brace of goals from Murray Gray against a lone reply from Daniel Gillard ran out 2-1 winners at EB Lions AFC U21 who now occupy fourth spot. Whilst taking up fifth place are Wooton Blue Cross A who were the 3-2 home winners over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Alex Handley with a brace and Bradley Matthews on their scoesheet with the Sports replies coming from Joshua Clements and a Ben Luke Hall penalty. Elsewhere, AFC Clophill with an own goal plus strikes from Hayden Stringer and Joss Waine won 3-1 at Catsbrook Wanderers. |
18/09/2024 |