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Wednesday 08th October 2025 |
FC Haynes head the Division One league table |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform Cranfield United Reserves retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 3-1 victory away at Biggleswade United Reserves to remain a point clear at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform standings. Felix Moon with a brace plus a goal from Ioannis Leka only being replied to once by United's Alex Maxwell. Whilst second place Marston Shelton Rovers were winning by the same scoreline at the previously 100% at home Stopsley United. Ben Cherry with a double and a goal from Luke Clifford doing the damage. Now up into third spot are AFC Oakley who thanks to goals from Chisom Amadi and Teddy Daniels ran out 2-0 home winners over bottom of the table Flitwick Town to jump goal difference ahead of Harlington Juniors who were held to a 2-2 draw at Wootton Blue Cross.. Benedit Whalley with both of the Juniors goals against home replies via George Armstrong and Gianni Battezzato. The biggest win of the day going the way of Riseley Sports who emerged the 4-1 winners at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. Alex Taylor with a brace plus goals from Jack Chilton and Daniel Bennett against a lone Town reply via George Starling. The other two games finished in 2-2 draws. Andre Anesu Olwarotin Amri and Schilo Mayiza on the mark for Totternhoe Reserves in their home fixture with Queens Park Crescents whose replies both came from Imuentinyan Godwin. Whilst Biggleswade FC Reserves picked up a fourth draw from five outings at Elstow Abbey thanks to a brace of goals from Michael Allen, with the Abbey goals coming from Mohammed Fazily and Marko Tobdzic. Division One FC Haynes remain two points clear at the head of the Division One league table following their 4-2 home victory over Bletchley Scot thanks to goals from James Roach, Ben Lee-Phillps, Harry Collins and George Grahame against Scot replies via Rowan Holland and Dwayne Simpson. Whilst now in second spot are Lu Donz who remain unbeaten this season following their 8-0 home success over Kempston United. David Byass with a hat-trick, Cameron Saunders with a brace plus single goals from James Hall, Troy Walker and Isaac Twum doing the damage. Just a point behind in third spot with a game in hand on the top two are Baldock Victoria who won 5-3 at bottom of the table Harlington Juniors Reserves. Antony James with a brace plus goals from Rio Birak, Owen Cadwallader-Loftus and Karl Safee bringing up the nap hand against home replies via Daniel Jump twice and Ben Cornwell once. They in turn head the now fourth place Bedford Albion by goal difference only who retained their seasons 100% home record in beating Wootton Blue Cross Reserves 3-1. Cameron Frogley-Cove with a brace and Reece Martindale marking their scoresheet against one in reply from Finlay Watt. Dropping down into fifth place are Blunham who lost their season's 100% record by losing 4-3 at home to a Clifton side winning for the first time on the road this season. Tony Gibbs, Elliot Powell, Oliver Young and Acheleke Atem on the visitors scoresheet against home replies from Max Smalley twice and Ross Adams once. Also losing their 100% season's ways to drop down to sixth place in the league standings were Lea Sports PSG who were beaten despite goals from Taylor Davies and Joe Hennem 3-2 at Caldecote Reserves. Elsewhere, Thurleigh were the 2-1 home winners over AFC Oakley Development with a brace of goals from Edward Hatfield-Shaw doing the damage against a lone reply from Cullum Alleyne. Division Two Kempston Athletic are now just only two points clear at the head of the Division Two standings after they lost their season's 100% record by being beaten 4-3 at Bedford SA who were gaining their first home points of the campaign. Ollie Hughes with a brace plus goals from Stephane Bonheur and Shema Dixon only being replied to by the visiting Nikola Malkovic, Ellis Sharp and Gianluca Testa. In second place are Green End Rovers who were 4-2 winners at Stotfold Junior. Callum Rust with a brace plus Jake Davis and Max Natola marking their scoresheet against home replies from Sam Crow and Ben Gifford. The Rovers just goal difference ahead of third place Queens Park Crescents Reserves who needed an own goal to see them to a 1-0 home success over St Josephs (Saturday ) with AFC Kempston Town Hammers just a point behind in fourth spot after they retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 4-0 home victory over Caddington Reserves. Jake Marshall, Gio Moscaricolo, Ryan Spence and Matt Capener all found the back of the net. Elsewhere, AFC Bedford United picked up their first away points of the season in winning 4-3 at Flitwick Town Reserves with goals from Lamar Smithson, Tayvon Charles, Kaylen Wilson and Joshua Odhiamblo against Town replies via Thomas Barnett, Matthew Bareham and Florin Filimon. Whilst also enjoying life on the road were Wixams Wanderers who won 5-2 at the bottom of the table Westoning Reds. Harrison White with a brace plus an own goal and strikes from Sam Maelzer and Adam Jackson bringing up the nap hand against Reds replies via Dale Goldie and Alan Henman. Division Three The new leaders of the Division Three league table are Ampthill Town Colts who were the 4-0 home winners over the start of play top spotters Everton Athletic who were failing to their first defeat of the season. Yet just a point behind both clubs and having played two games fewer are Dunstable Wanderers who romped to a 8-0 home victory over bottom of the table Elstow Abbey Reserves to make it three wins from three outings. Harley Thomas led the way with a hat-trick, Charlie Broux and Kyle Gray hit brace whilst Andrew Gibson struck just once. Also enjoying a big home win, their first of the season were Atletic FC in beating Stopsley United Reserves 6-2 where Aaron Romain and Cameron Browne both grabbed braces to go alongside goals from Emmanuel Obodoechine and Jason Allison against United replies from Trey Brand and Cameron Nagle.Whilst Flitwick Town A also collected their first home points of the season in beating FC Polonia (Luton) 4-3. Fadil Barogun, Thomas Giggle, Matt Mann and Benn Ward on the Town scoresheet against visiting replies via Michal Mazur twice and Karol Pryslak once. The other three games all went the way of the visitors. LU Donz Development ending Wilstead's 100% home record with a 4-2 success where Leroy White hit a brace alongside goals from Ryan Newins and Josiah Murray against home replies via Colin Marshall and George Taylor. Whilst The 61 FC Luton Reserves won for the first time on the road this season 3-0 at Turvey with goals from Josh Izzard, Luke Jones and William Fergie-Campbell. The other winners being M&DH Clapham Sports 3-2 at Caldecote A to retain their season's unbeaten ways thanks to two goals from Daniel Beddow and one from Connor Hedley. The home replies came from Callum McCoy and Luca La Francesca. Division Four For league leaders Cranfield United Development it was the retention of their season's unbeaten ways with a 8-0 victory at bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Dylan Brawn led the way with a brace to go alongside single goals from Khyan Kamalan, Ali Elfoljani, George Burden, Josh Burden-Reid, Max Ellis and Caleb Buckle. Whilst second place Luton Phoenix who trail them by just a single point were 2-1 home winners over Leighton Woodside Athletic. Mohsin Mahmood and Konain Ali Shah on the mark for the Phoenix against a lone reply from John Quick for the visitors. The biggest away win of the day belonged to Meltis Rangers in gaining their first victory of the season 4-0 at Wootton Blue Cross A. thanks to goals from Jack Burnage, Zak Crunkhurn, Daniel Kilburn and Giovanni Zerneno. Whilst still unbeaten this season are Catsbrook Wanderers who with goals from Hayden Fletcher and Jamel Matthews won 2-0 at AFC Clophill. who are still seeking their first points of the season. For Queens Park Crescents Development it was a retention of their seasons unbeaten ways with a 2-1 home success over Flitwick Eagles Development thanks to goals from Oliver Jun and Hasan Nadeem against a lone Eagles reply from Eric Rayner. Whilst Everton Athletic Reserves won for the first time this season on home soil in beating AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves 3-1. Josh Tubridy, Michael Freeman and Raqim Taylor all marking their scoresheet whilst the Hammers reply came via Dan Price. |
08/10/2025 |