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Wednesday 02nd April 2025 |
AFC Oakley take control of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform AFC Oakley are now three points clear at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform standings after they chalked up win number six on the bounce in winning 9-2 at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. It took them just 15 seconds to take the lead via Joe Mcdonagh and the game was up for the Town by the 21st minute after the AFC raced into a 4-0 lead. Joe Ives from the penalty spot and goals from Mcdonagh and Chris Amadi doing the damage. By half-time it was 6-0 with Amadi adding his second and James Box joining him on the scoresheet. Second half action saw Town's Luca Phillps reduced the arrears with a header in the 52nd minute until Amadi completed his hat-trick on the hour mark to make it 7-1 and that's the way it stayed until the closing five minutes. Phillps for the home side making it 7-2 ( 86mins ) before Nathan Aulsberry (88mins ) and Zach Ives (90mins) completed the afternoon's scoring. Whilst Marston Shelton Rovers missed the chance to jump into second spot above Wootton Blue Cross when held to a 2-2 home draw by second from the bottom of the table Biggleswade FC Reserves. Jamie Cerminara hitting both of the Rovers goals against FC replies from Morgan Dean and Harry Pyke. For goals you needed to be at Crawley Green Road where Crawley Green Development ran out 6-4 home winners over bottom of the league Flitwick Town. Robby Doran with a brace plus goals from Kayden Dearman, Kingsley Gibbons, Kyle Fonseca and Takahri Stachen-Williams marking the home scoresheet against Town replies via a Phil Matthews brace and strikes from Devon Brooke and Bradley Johnson. Sitting fourth in the table are Cranfield United who extended their unbeaten home ways to four games in beating Biggleswade United Reserves 3-1. Sean Byrne with a brace and a goal from James Copley on the home scoresheet with Jack Webb hitting the lone visitors reply. Just a point behind United in fifth spot but having played five games fewer are Queens Park Crescents who took their unbeaten home ways up to five games when goals from Fabio Sattar and Haseed Fariad took them to a 2-0 victory over Riseley Sports. Whilst sixth place Elstow Abbey were beaten 4-2 at Totternhoe Reserves who are now moving well away from the drop zone in taking their unbeaten ways up to six games. Sam Hazel with a brace plus goals from Jordan Knight and Russell Wilson doing the damage against Abbey replies from Craig Damon and Lewis Parkin. Division One AFC Oakley Development returned to winning ways on home soil for the first time in six outings with a 4-0 success over bottom of the table Bedford SA via a Carlo Stramaglia penalty and goals from Robbie Alder, Scott Armstrong and Alistair Smith. Whilst a lone goal from Tony Gibbs was enough to see Clifton to all three points at Buffs FC. Division Two North Caldecote Reserves ensured they will finish the season in second spot after claiming a 3-2 home victory over bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports. Martin Faulkner with a brace plus a goal from Edward Tubridy on their scoresheet whilst Fred Shannon from the penalty spot and Adam Booth hit the Sports replies. AFC Bedford United missing out on a chance to claim that runners-up spot when beaten 3-2 at Green End Rovers who were returning to winning ways on home soil for the first time in four outings thanks to goals from Steffan Jones, Max Natola and Sean Jones against United replies via Gabriel Smith and Phoenix Togara- Mudzovera. Division Two South With league leaders LU Donz sitting the afternoon out their lead at the head of the league table is now down to just three points after second place Lea Sports PSG retained their season's unbeaten home record with a 6-0 victory over New Bradwell St Peter Development, braces from Joe Campion and Sean Dixon plus single goals from Liam Doyle and Thomas Stevens doing the damage. Just seven points behind the league leaders having played three games fewer are third place Harlington Juniors Reserves who took their winning ways up to 10 games with a 7-0 home victory over second from bottom of the table Caldecote A. Ben Smith and James Fletcher with braces joined on the scoresheet by single goals from Glenn Cooksley, Thomas Cooksley and Daniel Jump. Elsewhere, fourth place Caddington took their unbeaten ways up to nine games to retain their season's unbeaten home record with a 4-2 victory over Bletchley Scot. George Burden with a brace plus goals from Max Cooper and Ronnie Burden marking their scoresheet against visitors replies from Dean Reed and Ryan Thrussel. Whilst sixth place Luton Panthers were the 3-1 away winners at Flitwick Town Reserves with goals from Shakir Ghulah Kouser, Ryan Spencer and Luciano Witter against a lone Town reply from Tomas Barnett. Also enjoying life on the road were Stotfold Junior who now sit in seventh spot after goals from Joshua Butina and Joseph Evans took them to a 2-0 victory at AFC Kempston Town Hammers. Division Three With league leaders Kempston Athletic away on cup duty second place Lewsey Park missed the chance to close the gap on them to just a single point when their nine game winning run was ended by a 2-0 defeat at third place Sandy Reserves whose goals came from Prince Asare and Matt Turner. Whilst fourth place Atletic FC were the 3-1 winners at The 61 FC Luton Reserves thanks to goals from Aaron Romain, Jason Allison and Cameron Browne against a lone home reply via Isaca Twun. Moving out of the drop zone were Flitwick Town A who ended a five game losing run with a 4-2 away success at Elstow Abbey Reserves with goals from Thomas Giggle, Chris Lawson, Max Hughes and George Roach, the Abbey replies coming from Jack Adams-Hollyhand and Conor Greensmith.Whilst at the other end of the table fifth place Queens Park Crescents Development took their unbeaten home record up to eight games in sharing the spoils from a 1-1 draw against Wilstead who remain unbeaten in their last seven outings. Muhammed Ali on the home scoresheet and Jack Whittemore replying for the visitors. Division Four Having lost their last 11 games second from the bottom of the table Everton Athletic Reserves returned to winning ways with a 3-0 home victory over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves.thanks to goals from Michael John Freeman, Michael Freeman and Lewis Stafferton. But for the bottom of the table Henlow Hurricaines it was an extension of the winless run to 11 games when beaten at home 5-1 by Catsbrook Wanderers. Jamel Matthew with a brace plus goals from Abdellah El Moutaouakil, Oliver Baldwin and Jason Mcdonagh bringing up the nap hand against a lone Harry Hart reply. Elsewhere, fourth place Wootton Blue Cross A were the 6-3 home winners over fifth place EB Lions U21. Callum Myers and Alfie Young with braces plus goals from Kyal Hughes and Joshua Buckle doing the damage against a Lions hat-trick in reply from Thomas Walsh. Watson Shield Quarter -Finals Kempston Athletic in running out 9-0 home winners over Stopsley United Reserves thanks to four goals from Alexander Wasilewski, a hat-trick from Nikola Markovic and single goals from Alessandro Esposito and Kristian Marciano will now travel to face Cranfield Colts u18 Cobras who were 4-1 away winners at Meltis Rangers. Ioanis Lera with a brace plus goals from Maz Ellis and Joshua Burdon-Reid only being replied to once by Ryan Harris for the Rangers. Both the other games were to go to penalty shoot-outs, Turvey the 4-3 home winners over FC Polonia (Luton ) after 90 minutes play had seen the sides deadlocked at 3-3. Aarone Haine with a brace plus George Shingleton on the home scoresheet against FC replies via Bartlomiej Nizol twice and Fabian Pawelec once with Ampthill Town Colts the 3-1 shoot-out winners at DTCC FC after 90 minutes play had seen the sides all square at 1-1. Matthew Fitt on the mark for the home side with Luke Tyrell the Colts goalscorer who will now host Turvey at the last four stage. |
02/04/2025 |