The new leaders of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table are Cranfield United Reserves following their 4-2 away victory at start of play table toppers AFC Oakley who now drop into second place. Joe Bescoby, Jamie Snapes, Sean Byrne and Tim Young all found the back of the net with Omojiseoluwa Bankole replying twice for the hosts. Whilst Caldecote moved up into third spot following their 2-1 home victory over Biggleswade FC Reserves.. thanks to goals from Sonny Newton-Coates and Christoper Richardson with Thomas Bishop replying for the FC.
Sitting in fourth spot are Elstow Abbey who made it two wins from two outings with a 5-1 home success over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. via goals from Mike Gomes, Craig Damon, Louis Johnson, Dan Mattin and James Copley. The load Town reply coming from Ashley Healey. Elsewhere, Wootton Blue Cross dropped from an overnight third to fifth following their 3-2 home defeat at the hands of Biggleswade United Reserves. Will Robinson, Jack Webb and Jamie Essam on the mark for United against Blue Cross replies via Keaton Marsh and Noah Mason.
Making up the top six are Marston Shelton Rovers who remain 100% after two outings following their 2-1 home victory over Riseley Sports thanks to goals from Luke Clifford and Dale Malciw against a lone reply from Sports James Cooke. Whilst Totternoe Reserves claimed their first win of the season 3-1 at home against Crawley Green Development. Filip Pokorny with a brace plus a strike from Nicholas Palmer doing the damage against a lone reply from Robby Doran for the Green.
Elsewhere Queens Park Crescents will have to wait another seven days to start their season after a heavy thunderstorm caused their home game with Flitwick Town to be postponed.
Division One
Stopsley United are now four points clear at the head of the Division One league table after they maintained their season's 100% record with a 5-3 home victory over the previously unbeaten Harliington Juniors. Logan Burton and Cheick Camara both hitting braces alongside a single strike from Callum Frater to bring up the nap hand with all three of the Junior replies coming from Freddie Knight. In second spot are Sporting Carpathians who retained their seasons unbeaten ways with a 4-1 home win over AFC Oakley Development. Andrei Stan with a brace plus Marcel Buruiana and Julian Constantin Cojocariu marking their scoresheet with Dom Whiteley hitting the lone AFC reply.
Elsewhere, Wootton Blue Cross Reserves won for the first time this season when a hat-trick from Richard Catouche and a strike from Reece Mills took them to a 4-2 victory at Renhold United whose replies came via Gbolaji Adelana and Emila Esposito. Whilst on The Green, Ickwell & Old Warden were held to a 0-0 home draw by Kempston United.
Hertforshire FA Intermediate Cup 1st Round.
Saw Buffs FC require a penalty shoot-out win to see off Ware United Reserves at Clothall Road after 90 minutes play had seen the sides deadlocked at 1-1. Paul Morris the Buffs goalscorer.
Division Two North
With Shefford Town & Campton Development having their game at AFC Bedford United abandoned just a minute into the contest due to a thunderstrom. United drop in the league standings to second place and the Town to third spot after both were leapfrogged by Blunham following their 4-0 home success over M&DH clapham Sports. Max Smalley with a brace and goals from Jack Westhead and Ross Adams doing the damage.
The biggest winners of the day were Green Park Rovers who ran out 6-2 home winners over FC Haynes. Harry Mungwia netted a brace to go alongside single goals from Zach Baker, Jordan Conway, Callum Evans and Michael Rawlins with Daniel Parker and Tyler Winter hitting the visitors replies. Whilst just a goal behind were Wixams Wanderers the 5-1 home winners over Caldecote Reserves. Max Sharpe with a brace plus single goals from Louis Harford-Smith, Darren Burling and Sam Stock marking the Wanderers scoresheet against a lone reply from James Tubriby.
Elsewhere,goals from Edward Hatfield-Shaw, Nathan O'Halloran and Bradley Duffett saw Thurleigh to a 3-0 home victory over Bedford Albion Development.
Division Two South
Luton Panthers remain on top of the Division Two standings following their 6-1 away victory at Stotfold Junior. Shakir Ghulam Kouser and Ryan Spencer leading the way with doubles to go alongside single strikes from Qasmin Bigby and Marvin Onumonu against a lone home reply via Joseph Evans. Whilst now in second spot are Flitwick Town Reserves who maintained their season's 100% ways with a 5-0 home victory over Brache Phoenix. Matt Mann with a brace and single goals from Thomas Barnett, Kenzie King and Daniel Staniforth bringing up the nap hand.
With Lea Sports PSG sitting the afternoon out they now slip down the table into Fourth spot being overtaken by LU Donz who with goals from Cameron Saunders and Leroy White were 2-1 home winners over Caddington whose reply came from Reece Burton. Whilst AFC Kempston Town Hammers with goals from Eduardo Santos and Nikola Stanchev claimed their opening point of the season from a 2-2 home draw against Caldecote A whose replies came via Nick Thomas and Eddie Lungay.
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Saw New Bradwell St Peters Development the 8-2 away winners at Wing Village Development. Bradley Churchill and Conor Forman with braces plus single goals from Ethan Couling, Sam Dobson, Donnell Mahanzu and Harrison Wade doing the damage.Whilst Bletchley Scot won 6-1 at Farnham Common with braces of goals from Ryan Williams and Ben Swepston to go alongside single strikes from Dale Froud and Dwayne Simpson.
Division Three
Kempston Athletic went nap with a 5-0 away victory at Meltis Athletic to remain 100% for the season and top the Division Three league table. Lance Jeffers and Alexander Wasilewski both netted twice alongside a single strike from Hayden Bartram. In second place are Sandy Reserves who retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 4-0 home victory over Wilstead. Adam Clarke with a brace and goals from Lee Watts and Cameron Browne doing the damage.
However, the biggest winners of the day were Dunstable Wanderers who made it two wins from two outings to sit in third spot following their 10-1 home success over The 61 FC Luton Reserves. Mojmir Rozdora led the way with four goals, Charlie Broux hit a hat-trick and single goals were struck by Ollie Bateman, Ryan Bell, and Ben Chapman. The lone 61Fc reply coming from George Obeng. Dropping down the standings into fourth spot are Atletic FC who were beaten 5-3 at home by FC Polonia ( Luton ) Sylwester Kraska with a brace plus Fabian Pawelec , Mateusz Antoniuk and Juliano Chrisopher Gateuex marking the visitors scoresheet against home replies from Aaron Romain, Oluwafemi Igbekuyi and Niklay Mandinga.
Elsewhere, Flitwick Town A claimed their first victory of the season with a 6-2 home victory over Everton Athletic, Max Hughes with a brace plus goals from Evan French, Jonanth Hall, Chris Larson and Mason Ruddlesdem doing the damage against Ayhletic replies via Andrew Cross and Samuel Hogben.
Division Four
The Division Four league table shows the top five teams all on nine points with Stopsley United Reserves leading the way following their 11-1 away success at Henlow Hurricanes. Nagle Cameron on the mark five times, Owen Imprey three times and single goals coming the way of James Dunnington, Cameron Nagle and Ben Wiles against a lone home reply from Enoch Daniel. In the second spot are Turvey who were 5-2 home winners over DTCC FC. Luca Hames with a brace plus goals from Samuel Jessop, George Shingleton and William Westward brought up the nap hand with Findlay Christie and Chris Sorrentino replying for the visitors.
Third spot is taken up by Ampthill Town Colts who made it three wins from three outings with a 3-0 victory at Catsbrook Wanderers thanks to goals from Jonah Doohan, Murray Gray and Aaron Upton. Whilst fourth place EB Lions U21 were 5-2 winners at AFC Clophill. Harrison Milton with a hat-trick and single goals from Rocco Pearce and Daniel Gillard bringing up the nap hand against home replies via an own goal and Finlay Newman.
The fifth spot belongs to Wootton Blue Cross A who were likewise 5-2 away winners at Everton Athletic Reserves.Koree Francis and Alfie Young with braces plus a single goal from Alex Handley bringing up the nap hand.with the home replies coming via Harry Sales and James Scott. Elsewhere, M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves were gifted the three points when AFC Bedford United U23 failed to raise a side to journey to King George Vi Playing Fields
