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Wednesday 12th February 2025 |
Marston Shelton Rovers now just goal difference off the top of the Premier Division table |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform There is no change at the head of the table standings following wins for the top three clubs. League leaders Wootton Blue Cross with goals from Matt Graver, Alan Henman and Keaton Marsh gaining a 3-1 home victory over Flitwick Town whose reply came via Phil Matthews to remain goal difference ahead of Marston Shelton Rovers who remain unbeaten in their last eight outings and 100% on the road this season when a brace of goals from Luke Clifford and a strike from Jamie Cerminara saw them end Queens Park Crescents seven game unbeaten run and 100% season's home record with a 3-1 victory against a lone reply from Ismail Rakhman for the Crescents. In third spot are AFC Oakley who were 3-1 home winners over Totternhoe Reserves with goals from Chisom Amadi, Omojiseoluwa Bankole and James Box. The lone visitors reply coming from Liam Andrews. Whilst fourth place Cranfield United Reserves run out 3-2 home winners over now sixth.place Caldecote who have now failed to win any of their last six outings. Sean Byrne, Joseph Bygraves and Ryan Mellor all found the back of the net for United against replies via Rafe Goodman and Lloyd Jones. Jumping above last season's champions into fifth place on goal difference are Biggleswade United Reserves thanks to their 7-2 victory at Biggleswade FC Reserves. Kingsley Bates led the way with four goals to go alongside single goals from Seyram Hammond, Cameron Watson and Jamie Essam..Whilst also enjoying life on the road were Crawley Green Development in winning 5-0 at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves, Lucas Fisher with a hat-trick and goals from Kingsley Gibbons and Robby Doran bringing up the nap hand. Elsewhere, returning to winning ways for the first time in six outings were Riseley Sports where a brace of goals from Jay Willett and strikes from James Cooke and Freddie Spavins took them to a 4-2 home success over Elstow Abbey whose replies came from Daniel Green and Glenn Tumulity. Division One With Ickwell & Old Warden failing to raise a side to travel to meet Stopsley United the gifted three points now sees United back onto the top of the Division One league table two points ahead of Harlington Juniors whose nine game winning run was ended when they were held to a 2-2 draw at fifth place Clifton. Ryan Lamond and Mateusz Zacharzewski on the home scoresheet against Juniors repies via Luke Renshaw and Louis Dorsett. The biggest win of the day went to third place Bedford Albion 12-1 at home against bottom of the table Bedford SA. Harry Dynes and Paul Babbington both claiming hat-tricks, Nathan France weigh in with a brace with single goals being added by Joshua Adeniyi, Reece Silvester, Angelo Moscaritolo and Reece Martindale against a lone SA reply from Andrew Koncius. Just three goals behind them were now fourth place Kempston United who ran out 9-0 home winners over AFC Oakley Development. Ashton Joyce, Harvey Eagle and Junior Samuel all grabbed braces to go alonside single strikes from Jack Spada, Jake Whitmore and Rhys Popham. Division Two North. There is no change at the head of the Division Two North league table following wins for the top three sides. League leaders Thurleigh remaining three points clear with a 7-1 home success over Wixams Wanderers. Charlie Hurley led the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Nathan Ohallaran, Ed Shaw, Paddy Enwright and Kevin Harris against a lone Wanderers reply via Sam Maelzer. Whilst second place Blunham emerged the 4-2 home winners over FC Haynes. Ricky Lawrence with a hat-trick and a goal from Connor Heaps doing the damage against a brace in reply from George Grahame marking the visitors scoresheet. Third place Caldecote Reserves are now on an eight game winning streak following their 5-3 home victory over Green End Rovers. James Bright with a brace and goals from Riley Evans, Edward Tubridy and James Tubridy bringing up the nap hand whilst the Rovers replies came from Zack Baker, Sean Jones and Max Natola. Now n fourth place are AFC Bedford United who ran out 2-1 home winners over the bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports with goals from Ellis Sharp and Gary Townsend against a lone reply from Louis Lee. Elsewhere, having lost their last three home outings Shefford Town & Campton Development were claiming the biggest win of the afternoon with a 10-2 home victory over the second from bottom of the table Bedford Albion Development. Jacob Jevon with a hat-trick, Richard Blankson and Kyle Cook with braces plus goals from Frankin Raeburn, George Hallam and Seth Taylor doing the damage against Albion replies via Kyle Mackinnon and Janes Wookey. Division Two South There was very little activity at the head of the Division Two South league standings, Top club LU Donz sitting the afternoon out to see their points advantage reduced to just two points after second place New Bradwell St Peter Develpment were gifted the three points when Caldecote A failed to raise a side to travel to meet them and third place Lea Sports PSG seeing an unfit pitch rule out any action at fourth place Harlington Juniors Reserves. Retaining their season's 100% home record were sixth place Caddington who had to thank Ryan Smith for his hat-trick in taking them to a 3-1 success over Luton Panthers whose reply came via Luciano Witter. Whilst seventh place Stotfold Junior won 3-0 at second from the bottom of the table Brache Phoenix with a brace from Joseph Evans and a strike from Joseph Cleverly. Also enjoying life on the road were Bletchley Scot the 3-2 winners at Flitwick Town Reserves thanks to a brace of goals from Dean Reed and a strike from Rowan Holland with Thomas Giggle and Daniel Ruddick replying for the Town. Division Three Kempston Athletic are now nine points clear at the head of the Division Three league table after they retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 4-2 victory at Elstow Abbey Reserves who have failed to win any of their last six outings. Alexander Wasilewski with a brace and goals from Royheed Banghard and Alessandro Esposito doing the damage against Abbey replies from Sam Kidman and Daniel Sharird. Whilst second place Sandy Reserves are now only a point ahead of third place Lewsey Park who claimed a 3-1 home victory over them. with goals from Jack Jones. Luke Lincoln and Wayne O'Connor with Prince Asare making the lone Sandy reply. Fourth place Atletic FC are now unbeaten in their last seven home outings following their 6-1 victory over the bottom of the table Everton Athletic. Emmanuel Adjei and Mo Banda with braces plus goals from Jason Allison and Mesumbe Kezhzung doing the damage with Christain Summers netting the lone reply. Whilst fifth place Queens Park Crescents Development were the 4-2 winners at Wilstead. Hasan Nadeem with a brace plus goals from Joshua Tabiri and Ayaz Hussain marking their scoresheet against home replies from Halder Hussain and Andrew Hayday. Elsewhere, second from the bottom of the table Meltis Rangers were returning to winning ways on home soil for the first time in eight outings when goals from Danny Fox,Ryan Harris and Tyrell O'Connor saw them beat FlitwickTown A 3-1 whose reply came from Matt Mann. Whilst FC Polonia (Luton ) won 2-0 at Dunstable Wanderers. thanks to goals from Sylwester Kraska and Fabien Pawelec. Division Four The leadership of the Division Four league table is now back into the hands of Stopsley United Reserves who made it seven wins on the spin with a 7-3 away success at Everton Athletic who were falling to their seventh straight defeat.Cameron Nagle, Kevin Proszkowlec and Owen Omprey all netted twice go go alongside a single strike from Monzoor Ahmed, the home sides goals camr from Craig Bowler, Tyler Lockey and James Scott. Losing out on that top spot were Ampthill Town Colts despite them retaining their season's unbeaten ways in drawing 3-3 at home against EB Lions U21. The Lions goals came from Jay Atkinson, Daniel Gillard and Mason Pender. Up now into third spot are Wootton Blue Cross A who with goals from Ben Hall, Sam Marshall and Alfie Young ran out 3-1 home winners over Turvey upon whom they swap places with them in the standings to now sit in fourth place .Samuel Jessop with the visitors reply. Whilst M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves ended a four game losing run to claim their first home victory in seven outings in beating Catsbrook Wanderers 3-2. with goals from Ryan Prior, Cash Baxter and Kevin Platts against Wanderers replies from Jason McDonagh and James Matthews. Watson Shield Round One With a brace of goals from Connor Taylor and strikes from Chris Sorrentino and Luke James DTCC FC were the 4-1 away winners at The 61 FC Luton Reserves whose reply came via Lewis Grant. |
12/02/2025 |