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Wednesday 16th April 2025 |
Ampthill Town Colts and Kempston Athletic stand in each others way of completing a seasons treble. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform With league leaders AFC Oakley sitting the afternoon out second place Marston Shelton Rovers missed the chance to close the gap on them at the head of league standings to just one point when they had just a Luke Clifford goal to show from their 3-1 defeat at Caldecote who are now unbeaten in their last four home outings and up to sixth place in the league table. Sonny Newton-Cootes, Christopher Richardson and Joshua Roberts on the mark for the home side. AFC Oakley's quest for the league title further enchanted with fourth place Queens Park Crescents being held to a 2-2 home draw by Biggleswade United Reserves to leave them seven points adrift albeit having played one game fewer. Haseed Fariad and Shazad Sattar on the mark for the Crescents against United replies via Jack Webb And Enoch Oluwadimola. Whilst Wootton Blue Cross kept their title hopes alive to jump above the Crescents on goal difference and also having a game in hand of the league leaders after goals from Noah Marsh and Micheal Allen took them to a 2-0 victory at Crawley Green Development. Down at the other end of the league table Flitwick Town remain rooted to that bottom spot following their fifth defeat on the bounce 1-0 at home to Cranfield United Reserves.whose goal came from Flynn Baker-Bond. Whilst Riseley Sports with goals from James Cooke, Daniel Bennett and Lewis Donald were 3-0 winners at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. Division One The lone game of the afternoon saw Bedford Albion with a brace of goals from Nathan France and a strike from Shane Cox win for the first time in seven outings 3-2 at home against a Clifton side that had won their last three outings. Ryan Lamond and Sam Oakins on the mark for the home side. Centenary Cup Semi-Final This season's final on Friday 2nd May at Biggleswade United will be between Stopsley United and Harlington Juniors after a brace of goals from Freddie Knight took the Juniors to a 2-0 victory at Wootton Blue Cross Reserves. Jubilee Cup Semi-Finals This season's final at Kempston Rovers on Saturday 26th April will be between FC Haynes and Green End Rovers after they both progressed from their last four ties. FC Haynes the more easier when a brace of goals from Scott Frusciante and strikes from James Roach, Ross Airson and Daniel Parker took them to a 5-0 home victory over Bedford Albion Development. Whilst the Rovers needed a 6-5 penalty shoot-out to overcome New Bradwell St Peter Development after 90 minutes play has seen the sides all square at 3-3. Max Natola hitting a hat-trick for the Rovers against St Peter replies via Etan Couling, Joe Dean and Jesse Horn. Division Two South LU Donz have now won their last seven home outings and remain unbeaten on home soil this season after running out 6-0 winners over Bletchley Scot. Cameron Saunders with a brace plus an own goal and strikes from James Dawson, Troy Walker and Leroy White doing the damage to increase their lead at the head of league standings to four points over second place Lea Sports PSG who were sitting the afternoon out thus having now played one game fewer. Just a point behind the PSG in third spot having played two games fewer than them are Harlington Juniors Reserves who ended fourth place Caddington's seasons unbeaten home ways with a 5-1 victory. Ben Smith with a brace plus goals from Daniel Jump, Glenn Cooksley, and Connor Saunders bringing up the nap hand against a lone home reply from Kwane Richards. Elsewhere, Stotfold Junior ended their season on a high with a 6-2 home success over Flitwick Town Reserves. Joseph Evans bagged four goals to go alongside a brace Joshua Butina against Town replies via George Roach and Kenzie King. This defeat saw the Town end their own season without a victory from their last 12 outings to drop to third from bottom spot in the league standings. Division Three With league leaders Kempston Athletic away on Watson Shield duty second place Lewsey Park saw their title hopes take a major blow when beaten 3-2 at Queens Park Crescents Development to leave them a point behind the Athletic who now have two games in hand on them. Lee Mooney and Trevor Nkata on the Park's scoresheet. in reply. In an afternoon of home success it was a 4-0 victory for Dunstable Wanderers over Flitwick Town A. Whilst also netting four goals were the 61 FC Luton Reserves in seeing off the bottom of the table Everton Athletic 4-1 thanks to a brace of goals from Jordan Fuller and strikes from Tyrone Morton and Gavin Putney. Elsewhere, Elstow Abbey Reserves posted their first home victory in seven outings in beating Meltis Rangers 2-1. with goals from Joseph Carey and Steven Gentle.with Tyrell O'Connor replying for the Rangers. Division Four With Ampthill Town Colts away on Watson Shield duty, Stopsley United Reserves ended their season with a 6-2 home victory over AFC Clophill to climb above the Colts to the top of the league standings who now require just two points from their remaining two outings to climb back above the United and claim the league title.Cameron Nagle led the way with four goals and was joined on the scoresheet by James Potter and Ashley Prospere against Aaron Stringer and George Davis replies for the visitors. For fourth place EB Lions U21 it was a 2-0 away success at DTCC FC. Matthew Walsh plus a Sam Rolfe penalty marking their scoresheet. Whilst Everton Athletic Reserves emerged the 4-3 home winners over bottom of the table Henlow Hurricanes. Owen Hurst with a brace plus goals from Michael John Freeman and James Scott outweighed Hutrricaned replies from Niko Marcantonio twice and Dean Richardson. Watson Shield Semi-Finals Kempston Rovers will be the venue for this season's Watson Shied Final on Saturday 3rd May between Ampthill Town Colts and Kempston Athletic after they both overcame their last four ties. These two sides are also due to meet in the Beds FA Junior Cup Final some eight days earlier at Potton United. Athletic with a hat-trick from Alexander Wasilewski and strikes from Luke Darcy, Nikola Markovic, Kieran Carrington and Kyle Malik won 7-3 at Cranfield Colts U18 Cobras. Whilst a brace of goals from Marcus Sugrue and strikes from Cathal Kitson and Murray Gray saw the Colts to a 4-0 home victory over Turvey. |
16/04/2025 |