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Wednesday 18th December 2024 |
Harlington Juniors take over the leadership of the Division One league table. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform There is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table following wins for the top three clubs. For league leaders Wootton Blue Cross it was win number seven on the spin when goals from Keaton Marsh, Noah Marsh and Joe Holmes took them to a 3-0 home victory over Totternhoe Reserves . Whilst second place AFC Oakley went nap with a 5-1 success at Caldecote to end the home sides 100% home record for the season. Chisom Amadi with a brace plus goals from Omojiseoluwa Bankole, Fabiano Cammarano and Teddy Daniels bringing up the nap hand and Chris Richardson being the lone home scorer. In third spot are Marston Shelton Rovers who remain 100% on the road this season after goals from Jamie Cerminara and Ben Cherry took them to a 2-1 success at Biggleswade United Reserves who were losing for the first time on home soil this season despite a goal from Will Robinson. The biggest winners of the day were now sixth place Elstow Abbey who with games in hand on all those clubs above them could well yet figure in the title race come next April following their 7-0 home win over Biggleswade FC Reserves. Lewis Parkin and Steve Gentle both netting hat-tricks alongside a single goal from Jordan Nice. A comment that also applies to seventh place Queens Park Crescents who in sharing the spoils in a 1-1 draw at Cranfield United Reserves and are now unbeaten in their last six away games. Haseeb Fariad on the Crescents scoresheet. Down at the other end of the league table basement club Shefford Town & Campton Reserves recorded their first victory of the season in winning 4-2 at Riseley Sports. Mitchell Crook and Lewis Donald on the home scoresheet. with the Town goals coming from Daniel Kemp, Oliver Kemp, Luca Phillps and Toby Starling.Whilst also winning on the road were Crawley Green Reserves who with goals from Daniel Basye, Kingsley Gibbons and Khamarni Patterson won 3-2 at second from bottom of the table Flitwick Town whose replies came via Andrew Graham and Dan Stafford. Division One Having led the Division One league table since day one Stopsley United will spend Christmas in second spot after being beaten 5-1 at home by Bedford Albion. Dominic Parrella with four goals and a single strike from Cullum Riches bringing up the nap hand against a lone United reply from Callum Frater. Taking over that top spot and going a point clear are Harlington Juniors who chalked up win number seven on the bounce 5-1 at Ickwell & Old Warden. James Sherdan, Luke Renshaw, Freddie Knight, Ash Ingham and Reece Smith all finding the back of the net against a lone home reply from Luke Gurney. Going one better goal wise was fourth place Clifton with a 6-2 victory at Kempston United. Sammy Fisher-Diaz with a brace joined on the scoresheet by single goals from Romario Annon-Rodgers, Trey Kwayie, Sam Oakins and Kai Scarlett against United replies via Jude Thompson and Harvey Eagle. Whilst fifth place Buffs FC ran out 5-1 home winners over AFC Oakley Development. Luke Hennessey with a brace and goals from Joe Jekin, Jonathan Poleszuk and Elliot Flynn marking their scoresheet against a lone reply from Harvey Holland. Division Two North Thurleigh remained 100% at home this season and now three points clear at the head of the Division Two North league table following their 8-0 victory over Shefford Town & Campton Development. Ed Shaw with four goals, Josh Marshall with a hat-trick and a single goal from Brad Duffett doing the damage. Whilst FC Haynes are now up into third spot after running out 7-0 home winners over Bedford Albion Development. James Roach led the way with four goals to go alongside single strikes from Reece Lewis, Scott Frusciante and Ross Airson to do the damage. The Green End Rovers v AFC Bedford United game was postponed after Stewartby Council ruled their pitches unplayable. Division Two South With league leaders LU Donz sitting the afternoon out Lea Sports PSG missed the chance to take over the leadership of the Division Two South league table when beaten 4-1 at Caddington who remain 100% at home for the season. Mark Reilly, Louis Octave, Reece Burton and a Callum Gardner penalty marking the home scoresheet against a lone PSG reply from Harrison Sheaf. Now just three points behind the PSG in third place and with a game in hand are New Bradwell St Peter Development who were 4-1 home winners over the now bottom of the table AFC Kempston Town Hammers. Ethan Couling with a brace plus goals from Joe Dean and Sam Dobson doing the damage In fourth spot are Harlington Juniors Reserves who took their unbeaten ways up to five games with a 7-2 home success over Flitwick Town Reserves who have now lost their last six away outings. Thomas Cooksley, James Fletcher and Eddie Prior all scored braces to go alongside a goal from Ben Smith against Town replies from Jack Farthing and Lawrence Minion. Scoring just one goal less were Stotfold Junior in their 6-2 home victory over Bletchley Scot. Joseph Evans with a hat-trick plus an own goal and strikes from Ross Irving and Lewis Cockrane doing the damage to end the visitors season's unbeaten ways, for whom Rowan Holland hit a brace in reply. Lifting themselves off of the bottom of the league table be it only on goal difference were Brache Phoenix with a 5-3 victory at Caldecote A. Ashley Barbour with a brace and goals from Nana Osei Boffah and Akeem Barbour bringing up the nap hand against home replies via Nicky Albone twice and Eddy Lungay once. Division Three With second place Sandy Reserves sitting the afternoon out Kempston Athletic extended their lead at the head of the Division Three league table to six points with a 8-1 home victory over FC Polonia (Luton ) to remain 100% on home soil and still unbeaten this season. Hayden Bartram and Alexander Wasilewski with hat-tricks and single goals from Alessandro Esposito and Nikola Markivic doing the damage. against a lone reply from Michal Mazur. For third spot Queens Park Crescents Development it was the retension of their season's unbeaten home ways with a 2-0 victory over Dunstable Wanderers.Ayaz Hussain and Qasim Tufail marking their scoresheet. Whilst now up into fourth spot on goal difference ahead of the non-playing Lewsey Park are Atletic FC who took their unbeaten home ways up to five games with a 9-2 win over Flitwick Town A. Emmanuel Obodoechine with four goals, Niklay Mandinga with a brace and goals from Mesunble Kezhzong, Denis Michaea and Kevin Pilcher doing the damage against Town replies from Thomas Giggle and Matt Mann. For bottom of the table Everton Athletic it was win number one of the season 7-1 away at third from bottom of the table Meltis Rangers. Owen Manning led the way with a hat-trick to go alongside a Taku JR Gotora penalty and single strikes from Andrew Cross, Connor Ryan and Aidan Bull with the Rangers lone reply arriving via Serren Slater-Thompson. Elsewhere, The 61 FC Luton Reserves made it three wins on the bounce with a 4-2 home success over Elstow Abbey Reserves. Lewis Grant, Burrel Hutson, Nathan Kiasala and Nisham Silva all found the back of the net against Abbey replies from Charlie Bilton and Daniel Shaid. Division Four There is no change at the head of the Division Four league table heading into the holiday break following wins for the top three sides. League leaders Ampthill Town Colts still a point clear at the head of the standings after they retained their season's unbeaten ways and 100% away record in winning 4-2 at Henlow Hurricanies with goals from Murray Grey, Jay Hartup, Albie Larman and George Shaw against an own goal and a strike from Wilfred Razon in reply. Whilst second place Stopsley United Reserves won by the same scoreline at DTCC FC. Zakariae Gaoui, Owen Impey, Tyla McCabe and Cameron Nagle all found the back of the net against home replies via Chris Sorrentino and Luke Janes. For third place Wootton Blue Cross A it was a 3-2 victory at M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Osestas Jonaitis, Sam Marshall and Finlay Watt on the Blue Cross scoresheet with Brendan Cunningham and Odhran Imiah replying for the hosts.The fourth away victory of the afternoon went to Turvey 5-2 at Everton Athletic Reserves. Samuel Jessop with four goals plus a strike from Alfred Dawson bringing up their nap hand against home replies via James Scott and Jamie Walker. The AFC Clophill v Catsbrook Wanderers game was postponed after Stewartby Council ruled their pitches unplayable. |
18/12/2024 |