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Wednesday 23rd October 2024 |
AFC Oakley regain top spot following big home win. |
Premier Division Supported by Sportsform It's all changed again at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table with AFC Oakley now standing at the top of the summit following their 8-1 home victory over bottom of the table Flitwick Town., the game having a sensational start with AFC racing into a 3-0 lead inside the opening four minutes of the contest all delivered by Teddy Daniels. Chisom Amadi with a hat-trick and goals from Omojiseoluwa Bankole and Joel Ives competing the rout.The lone Town reply came coming from Caleb McNeil. Missing out on the chance to regain that top spot were Caldecote who were beaten 3-0 at Queens Park Crescents. Goals from Mohhammed Abbass, Mohammed Aqeeb and Benjamin Boxall marking the Crescents scoresheet. Elsewhere, Marston Shelton Rovers retained their season's unbeaten ways in winning 4-1 at Biggleswade FC Reserves. Harry Baker with a brace plus goals from Luke Clifford and Riley Clifford doing the damage against a lone home reply from Carmichael Uzochukwa Uchenna. The games Biggleswade United Reserves v Elstow Abbey and Shefford Town & Campton Reserves v Riseley Sports being waterlogged off. Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup 1st Round The biggest winners of the day were Caddington with a 7-1 home victory over Renhold United thanks to a brace from Kwane Richards alongside goals from Louis Octave, Tau Roberts, Mark Brown, George Burden and Ryan Lambert to earn them a second round home tie against Kempston United who won 3-2 at Shefford Town & Campton Development. with Harvey Eagle netting twice and Jack Whittemore once against Town replies from Jacob Jevon and Luca Phillps . Going nap were Ickwell & Old Warden who won 5-0 at home against Stotfold Junior thanks to a hat-trick from Jordan Gurney and single strikes from Glenn Tumulity and Kyle Johanesen. they will now host AFC Dunstable U21 in the next round who were the 6-1 home winners over Green End Rovers. Ben Thompson with the Rovers reply. For Harlington Junior Reserves it was a 5-1 away victory at Caldecote A, Ben Cornell and Ben Smith both netted braces alongside a single strike from Martin Bull against a lone home reply from Riley Evans to send them on the road in the next round to FC Haynes who were given a walk-over when Wixams Wanderers failed to raise a side to host them at Wanderers Park. With a hat-trick from David Byass LU Donz emerged the 3-1 winners at AFC Bedford United to earn themselves a home round two tie against Caldecote Reserves who were 4-0 victors at M&DH Clapham Sports. United's reply came from Gathin Jenkins. with Reece Glasgow, Edward Tubridy, James Tubridy and Eddy Lungay all finding the back of the net for Caldecote Reserves. Also enjoying life on the road were Clifton with a 4-2 success at Luton Panthers. Sammy Fisher-Diaz with a brace plus goals from Tony Gibbs and Elliot Powell doing the damage against home replies via Shakir Ghulam Kouser and Ryan Spencer they will now be at home in the next round to AFC Kempston Town Hammers who were the 3-2 home winners over Bedford Albion Development. thanks to goals from Joshua Hands, Naron Cheema and Reece Baker with Henry Nnaji and Ben Worbey replying for the Albion. Meantime, Stopsley United ran out 4-0 victors at Blunham thanks to goals from Callum Frater, Logan Burton, Michael Carter and Ewen Finnie and will now travel to either Wootton Blue Cross Reserves or Bedford Albion in round two. Also on the road in the next round will be AFC Oakley Development to either Kempston Rovers Reserves or Brache Phoenix following their 5-2 victory at Flitwick Town Reserves. Carl Warner, Abel Mensah, Ashbel Mensah, Harry Holland and Ben Greenland found the back of the net to bring up the nap hand against Town replies from Oliver Hill and Jack Hyland-Knight. Elsewhere, Thurleigh were the 3-2 winners at Sporting Carpathians to earn a next round home tie against Harlington Juniors who were given a home walk-over against Bedford SA.Edward Hatfield-Shaw, Charlie Hurley and Josh Marshall on the visitors scoresheet with Trif Daniel netting both of the home goals. Hertfordshire FA Intermediate Cup 2nd Round Buffs FC made their way into round three with a 6-5 penalty shoot-out at Wesmill Fcafter 90 minutes play had seen the sides deadlocked at 1-1 with Paul Morris the Buffs goalscorer. Division Two South The lone game of the afternoon saw Lea Sports PSG retain their season's 100% home record and unbeaten ways in beating Brache Phoenix 4-3. Liam Doyle with a brace and goals from Connor Napper and Matty Morton being replied to by Phoenix goals via Akeem Barbour, Sakib Islam and Christy Thomas. David Grainge Junior Trophy ( Berks & Bucks Junior Trophy ) Both our sides made their way into the next round. New Bradwell St Peter Development given a home walk-over against Aylesbury Royals and Bletchley Scot the 5-3 home winners over Long Crendon. Dean Reed with a brace plus goals from Berit Tshikuna, Ryan Williams and Musa Kareem bringing up the nap hand. Bedfordshire FA Junior Trophy Round One The biggest winners of the day were Queens Park Crescents Development who won 11-0 at Cambs League Tempsford Seniors to earn a trip to either Sandy Reserves or EB Lions U21 in round two. Mohammed Shezad Ali led the way with a hat-trick, Amir Sakhi and Ayaz Hussain netted braces plus single goals came the way of Anas Bechkoum, Zain Riasat, Bilal Hussain and Joshua Tabiri to complete the rout. Also winning big on the road were Kempston Athletic who won 5-0 at Catsbrook Wanderers thanks to a brace of goals from Aaron Anderson plus single strikes from Lucas Cain, Kyle Malik and Bradley O'Loughlin to earn them a home round two tie against Everton Athletic Reserves who won 3-2 at Meltis Rangers with goals from Owen Hurst, Tyler Lockey and James Scott with the home replies came from Ellis Sharp and Joshua Smith. Going nap at home were Turvey the 5-0 winners over AFC Clophill to earn another home encounter in round two against Atletic FC. Jake King with a brace plus single goals from Rohan Banghard, William Westwood and James Vinnicombe bringing up the nap hand. For DTCC FC it was a 3-1 home success over Leighton Woodside Rovers to see them at home again in the next round against either The 61 FC Luton Reserves or Elstow Abbey Reserves. Ethan Kennedy, Harry Stapleton-Charter and Luke Janes all found the back of the net. Elsewhere, Wootton Blue Cross A won 2-1 at FC Polonia to now host Woburn & Wavendon or Leighton Woodside Athletic in round two. Reece Lee and Sam Marshall netted for the Blue Cross against a Fabien Pawelec home reply. Division Three Kempston Athletic's lead at the head of the Division Three league table is now down to just goal difference after Sandy Reserves won 6-1 at Elstow Abbey Reserves to gain revenge for the Abbey winning seven days earlier at Bedford Road. Prince Asare with a hat-trick plus single goals from Liam Brophy, Voni Maswan Garny and Raul Phillps doing the damage against a lone Abbey reply from Jed Coles. For third place Lewsey Park it was win number four on the bounce to retain their season's unbeaten home ways in beating The 61 FC Luton Reserves 5-1. Adam Hughes with a brace plus goals from Mano Langlais, Daniel Blackman and Jonathan Barnett brought up the nap hand against a lone reply from Isaac Twum. Whilst just a point behind them in fourth spot are Athletic FC who with goals from Emmanuel Adjei and Serge Kadji won 2-1 at the bottom of the table Wilstead whose reply came from Colin Marshall. Elsewhere, Everton Athletic lost their fifth home game on the bounce to remain in the second from bottom spot when losing 1-2 to Flitwick Town A who were chalking up their first away victory of the season thanks to goals from Max Hughes and Alex Taylor Law. against a lone reply from Charlie Savill. Division Four The lone game of the afternoon took Ampthill Town Colts to the top of the league table when they retained their season's 100% ways in winning 4-2 at Stopsley United Reserves. Murray Gray with a brace plus goals from Luke Tyrell and Marcus Sugrue doing the damage against United replies via Ayoub Fekhari and Zak Gaoui. |
23/10/2024 |