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Thursday 07th November 2024 |
Blue Cross go clear at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table. |
Wootton Blue Cross are now three points clear at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table after they collected win number five on the bounce and retained their season's 100% away record in winning 4-1 at bottom of the table Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. Joe Holmes with a brace plus goals from Michael Allen and Keaton Marsh doing the damage against a lone reply from Emmanuel Oyegoke for the Town. Whilst second place Caldecote were beaten 3-2 at Elstow Abbey. Craig Damon, Jamaine Ivy and Daniel Green on the home scoresheet against replies from Liam Beech and Giuseppe Follano for the visitors. There was also a defeat on the road for third place AFC Oakley who went down 2-1 at Queens Park Crescents who with goals from Ben Boxall and Zain Riasat were winning for the fourth time on the bounce to maintain their season's 100% home record. Chisom Amadi the lone AFC goalscorer. Enjoying life much more on the road were fourth place Cranfield United Reserves with a 5-1 victory at Crawley Green Development. Joe Bescody with a brace plus an own goal and strikes from Sean Byrne and Matthew Souris bringing up the nap hand whilst the lone Green reply came from Kingsley Gibbons. However just the goal difference behind them in fifth place having played two games fewer are Marston Shelton Rovers who were 5-4 home winners over Biggleswade United Reserves. Harry Murray with a brace plus goals from Luke Clifford, Peter Kerr and Fraelias Mienambolo bringing up the nap hand against United replies via Jack Webb with a brace plus Jamie Essam and Seyram Hammond. Whilst seventh place Riseley Sports chalked up the biggest win of the day with a 5-0 home victory over Totternhoe Reserves. Matthew Smith with a brace plus goals from Jordan Harris, Matthew Marler and Alex Taylor doing the damage. Elsewhere, second from the bottom of the table Flitwick Town collected their first win of the season with a 4-1 home victory over Biggleswade FC Reserves thanks to goals from Bradley Johnson, Phil Matthews, Dan Stafford and Florin Filimon against a lone reply from Marvin Bonanga. Division One Stopsley United remain 100% for the season and two points clear at the head of the Division One league table following their 5-1 away victory at Sporting Carpathians. Temitayo Akerela with a brace plus goals from Connor Macken, Erlind Deda and Callum Frater bring up the nap hand. against a lone reply from Petru Ciochina. This defeat for the Carpathians their first of the season sees them slip down the league table into third spot and replaced by Harlington Juniors who made it five wins on the bounce to maintain their season's 100% home record in beating Clifton 5-4. Freddie Knight with a hat-trick and a brace from Luke Jeffery doing the damage against braces in reply from Sam Oakins and Kai Scarlett. For fourth place Buffs FC it was the gift of three points when Renhold United failed to raise a side to meet them at Clothall Road. Whilst Bedford Albion with goals from Callum Riches and Dominic Parrella maintained their season's unbeaten ways on the road in winning 2-1 at Ickwell & Old Warden whose reply came via Kyle Johnasson. Also winning on the road to collect their first away points of the season were AFC Oakley Development 4-1 at bottom of the table Bedford SA who still await their first point of the season. David Groom with a brace and goals from Carl Warner and Nathan Aulsberry doing the damage. against a lone SA reply via Jordan Farmer. Whilst Wootton Blue Cross Reserves won for the first time on home soil this season in beating Kempston United 2-1 who have now lost their last five outings. Hayden Rothchild and Orestas Jonaitis found the net for the Blue Cross against a lone United reply via Jack Spada. Division Two North Thurleigh lead at the head of the Division Two North league table is now down to just goal difference after they failed to build upon their five game winning run when beaten 2-1 at fourth place AFC Bedford United who were duly maintaining their seasons unbeaten ways thanks to a brace of goals from Gary Townsend against a lone reply from Josh Marshall. That second spot is now being taken by Blunham who remain unbeaten this season after winning 4-3 at Bedford Albion Development. Connor Heaps with a hat-trick and a goal from Ross Adams doing the damage against Albion replies via Juan Bentancourt, Shema Dixon and Lucas Grasso,. For third place Green End Rovers it was an 8-0 away victory at the bottom of the table Clifton Development. Ben Thompson, Sean Jones, and Max Natola all netting braces to go alongside single goals via Callum Rust and Tommy Murphy. Whilst fifth place Caldecote Reserves were 5-0 home winners over Shefford Town & Campton Development who are still in search of their first points on the road this season. James Bright, Riley Evans, Reece Glasgow, Edward Tubridy and James Tubridy all found the back of the net. Elsewhere, Wixams Wanderers returned to winning ways with a 3-2 home success over FC Haynes. Leigh Reynolds, Max Sharpe and Harrison White all found the back of the net against FC replies via Scott Frusicante and Dean Hill. Division Two South Lu Donz lead at the head of the Division Two league table is now up to five points following their 3-1 home victory over Flitwick Town Reserves to maintain their seasons unbeaten ways. Cameron Saunders with a brace plus David Byass marking their scoresheet against a lone Town reply from Jack Farthing. In second place are Luton Panthers who lost ground on the league leaders when held to a 4-4 home draw by Bletchley Scot. Trey Brand, Ryan Spencer, Cameron Tree and Luciano Witter on their scoresheet. Also losing ground on the Donz were third place Lea Sports PSG who despite a brace of goals from Harrison Sheaf and strikes from Sean Dixon, Thomas Stevens and Matthew Morton were held to a 5-5 draw at AFC Kempston Town Hammers who came within two minutes of their first home victory of the season. thanks to four goals from Giovanni Moscaritolo and a single strike from Perry Ronayne. Whilst the lone away win of the day came from Harlington Juniors Reserves who went nap in winning 5-2 at Caldecote A. Glenn Cooksley with a hat-trick plus an own goal and a strike from Ben Smith doing the damage. Elsewhere, New Bradwell St Peter Development claimed their first home win of the season with a 2-0 victory over Caddington thanks to goals from Sam Dodson and Addison Bright. Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup 1st Round Saw Brache Phoenix defeated 0-3 at home by Kempston Rovers Reserves who will now host AFC Oakley Development in round two. Division Three Kempston Athletic are still unbeaten and 100% at home this season to stay three points clear at the head of the Division Three league table following their 12-0 victory over Flitwick Town A. Harvir Dhesi, Lance Jeffers and Alexander Wasliewski all netted hat-tricks to go alongside a brace from Gianluca Testa and a strike from Hayden Bartram. Whilst with Lewsey Park sitting the afternoon out now in second place are Sandy Reserves who ran out 2-0 home winners over fourth place Atletic FC thanks to goals from Prince Asare and Charlie Singleton. For fifth place Dunstable Wanderers it was a 3-0 home success over Elstow Abbey Reserves to maintain their season's unbeaten ways all thanks to a Charlie Broux hat-trick. Whilst collecting their first home win of the season was FC Polonia (Luton ) in beating second from the bottom of the table Everton Athletic 6-1. Fabian Pawelec netted four times and Mateusz Antoniul twice.against a lone reply from Andrew Cross. Elsewhere, The 61 FC Luton Reserves claimed their first away win of the season in winning 4-2 at Wilstead. Isaac Twum with a brace plus goals from Alnazir Bulaiman and Anmed Ikbal doing the damage with Daniel Boyles and Halder Hussain marking the home scoresheet. Division Four For league leaders Ampthill Town Colts it was an end to their season's 100% record when held to a 3-3 home draw by DTCC FC. Jihan Doohan George Shaw and Marcus Sugrue on their scoresheet. against DTCC replies from Sam Barrett, Matthew Flitt and Luke Janes.Whilst second place Wootton Blue Cross A lost their season's unbeaten ways on the road when going down to an 8-1 defeat at Stopsley United Reserves who had lost all of their last four outings. Cameron Nagle led the way with four goals alongside single stikes from Joshua Cosgrove, Zakariae Gaoul, Denny Gebrekidan and Owen Impey against a lone Blue Cross reply from Callum Day. Picking up their first away points of the season were Henlow Hurricanes in winning 5-2 at M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Nico Marcantonia with a brace plus an own goal and strikes from Jake Holmes and Kevin AChempong doing the damage against home replies from Jayden Weeks and Jake Inskip. Whilst collecting their first points of the season were Everton Athletic Reserves with a 2-1 home victory over AFC Clophill.An own goal and James Scott marking their scoresheet with the AFC reply coming via Zak McNells. Elsewhere, Turvey made it three away wins on the bounce in winning 2-0 at Catsbrook Wanderers where both Luca Hames and William Westward found the back of the net. |
07/11/2024 |