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Wednesday 19th March 2025
it's to be a Ickwell & Old Warden v Stopsley United Beds FA Intermeadiate Cup Final
 Premier Division supported by Sportsform 
 Marston Shelton Rovers lead at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table is now down to just a single point after they were beaten 2-1 at home by third place Wootton Blue Cross. Gianni Battezzato and Alan Henman on the mark for the Blue Cross against a lone Rovers reply from Jamie Cerminara. The Rovers now just goal difference behind second place AFC Oakley who with goals from Joseph Mcdonagh and James Westwood were 2-0 home winners over Crawley Green Development. 

 Also very much in the title race are fifth place Queens Park Crescents who trail the Rovers by some 11 points having played four games fewer and the second and third place clubs by 10 points having played three games fewer after they ran out 4-1away winners at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves to extend their unbeaten away record to six games. Faizan Fariad with a hat-trick and  a goal from Hassen Yousaf doing the damage.against a lone Town reply from Alex Burdett.  Also enjoying life on the road were Riseley Sports in winning 3-1 at now bottom of the table Biggleswade FC Reserves where Freddie Spavins found the net twice and Matthew Smith once against a lone FC reply from Toran O'Brien. 

 Lifting themselves off of the bottom spot are Fltwick Town who with goals from Martyn Byrne and Bradley Johnson shared the spoils from a 2-2 draw at Caldecote., both of whom's goals came from Riley Evans.  Also drawing 2-2 were Totternhoe Reserves at home against fourth place Cranfield United Reserves. Liam Andrews and Mathew Gordon on the home scoresheet against United replies via Kayode Akinijiola and James Manning. 

 Whilst elsewhere, Elstow Abbey have now failed to win any of their last five outings after being held to a 0-0 draw by Biggleswade United Reserves. 

 Division One 

 The lone game of the afternoon saw Wootton Blue Cross Reserves to a 7-1 away success at Bedford Albion. Keelan Coleman led the way with a hat-trick and joined on the scoresheet by goals from Tom Stanley, Reece Mills, Orestas Jonaitis and Jose Araniello against a lone Albion reply via Nathan France. 

 Beds FA Intermeadiate Semi-Finals 

 This season's final will be between Stopsley United and Ickwell & Old Warden after they both progressed their last four ties by a single goal margin. The United with a brace from Callum Frater and goals from Temitayo Akerele and Cheick Camara the 4-3 home winners over LU Donz whose replies came via Cameron Saunders with a brace plus a strike from David Byass. Whilst Ickwell & Old Warden were the 2-1 winners at Clifton thanks to goals from David Diavua and Jack Fox.with Tony Gibbs replying for the home side. 

 Division Two North 

 AFC Bedford United remain in second place following their 5-1 home victory over Wixams Wanderers. Cameron Cain with  a brace and goals from Tayvon Charles, Phoenix Togara- Mudzovera and Anashe Tinkenawo bringing up the nap hand against a lone reply from Harrison White for the Wanderer.This victory keeping them a point clear of third place Blunham who with braces from Max Smalley and Ricky Lawrence plus a goal from Matty Law won 5-4 at bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports whose replies came from Fred Shannon with a brace plus Ryan Prior and Jack Hedley. 

 Jubilee Cup Quarter-Finals 

 With a brace of goals from Max Natola and single strikes from Othneil Ngiandu, Steffan Jones and Zack Baker, Green End Rovers were the 5-3 winners at Stotfold Junior those goals came from Joseph Evans with a brace and Ross Irving. Whilst Bedford Albion Development emerged the 5-4 penalty shoot-out winners at Luton Panthers after 90 minutes play had seen the sides deadlocked at 3-3. Shaker Guulam Kouser with a brace plus Marvin Onumonu on the home scoresheet against Albion replies via Kyle Mackinnon, James Wookey and Giovanni Zemeno. 

 Division Two South 

 Lea Sports PSG moved to within three points of the league leaders LU Donz to take their unbeaten ways up to six games with a 4-1 victory at the bottom of the table Brache Phoenix. Etan McEvoy with a brace plus goals from Liam Doyle and Joe Hennem doing the damage against a lone home reply via Yaseen Khan.Whilst now up into third spot just four points behind the PSG but having played three games fewer are Harlington Juniiors Reserves who ran out 7-0 away winners at Flitwick Town Reserves. Connor Saunders with  a hat-trick, Ben Cornwell with a brace plus goals from Eddie Prior and Benedict Whalley leaving the Town now without a victory from their last nine outings. 

 Level on points with the Juniors but having played three games more are New Bradwell St Peter Development who were held to a 1-1 draw at Bletchley Scot. Dean Reed on the home scoresheet with Sam Dobson replying for the visitors. In fifth place sit Caddington who still remain 100% on home soil this season after beating second from the bottom of the table Caldecote A 3-0 thanks to an own goal plus strikes from Mitch Chaney and Louis Octave. 

 Division Three 

 Kempston Athletic remain seven points clear at the head of the Division Three league table after they retained their season's 100% home record and unbeaten ways with a 2-0 success over Meltis Rangers thanks to a brace of goals from Hayden Bartram. Whilst second place Lewsey Park took their winning ways up to eight games with a 4-1 victory at Dunstable Wanderers. thanks to a brace of goals from Jack Doyle plus strikes from Patrick Daly and Trevor Nkate with Morgan Cook the lone Wanderers marksman. 

 Also enjoying life on the road were both FC Polonia (Luton) and The 61 FC Luton Reserves. The 61 by a 1-0 margin at Flitwick Town A thanks to a goal from Miles Tetigur with FC Polonia winning 3-0 at the bottom of the table Everton Athletic with goals form Fabien Pawelec, Sylwester Kraska and Marcin Ostrowski. 

 Elsewhere, Wilstead extended their unbeaten record on the road up to six games when goals from Michael Jones and Rahell Khan saw them draw 2-2 at Atletic FC whose came via Emmanuel Obodoechine and Alred Song. Whilst Queens Park Crescents Development was gifted the three points which keeps them in fifth spot after Elstow Abbey Reserves failed to raise a side to travel to meet them in Allen Park. 

 Division Four 

 With Stopsley United Reserves sitting the afternoon out Ampthill Town Colts regained the leadership of the Division Four league table in retaining their season's unbeaten home ways with a 5-2 victory over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. George Shaw and Luke Tyrell with braces plus a goal from Jay Hartup bring up the nap hand against Sports replies via Somto Nnamdi and Ben Luke-Hal. 

 For third place Turvey it was an extension of their unbeaten ways to six games when goals from Luca Hames and Jake king took them to a 2-1 victory at AFC Clophill those goal came via Finlay Newman. Whilst fifth place EB Lions U21 are now unbeaten in their last eight outings following a4-0 home win over fourth place Wootton Blue Cross A thanks to goals from Daniel Gillard, Harrison Hunt, Sam Pheby and Sam Rolfe.. 

 Elsewhere, Henlow Hurricanes and DTCC FC played out a 3-3 draw. Marley Baksalaka, Harry Hart and Jake Holness on the home scoresheet.against visitors replies via Daniel Tubb, Connor Taylor and Harry Stapleton-Chater. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
19/03/2025
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