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Wednesday 15th October 2025 |
Cranfield United Reserves head the Premier Division supported by Sportsform standings by 3 points |
Friday 10th October 2025 Premier Division supported by Sportsform Marston Shelton Rovers missed the chance to climb to the top of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table when under the floodlights at Weston Park they were to lose for the first time this season by going down 4-1 to Wootton Blue Cross. Mason Marsh, George Armstrong, Gianni Battezzato and Alfie Young all found the back of the net for the hosts against a lone Rovers reply from Jamie Snapes. Saturday 11th October 2025 Premier Division supported by Sportsform Cranfield United Reserves remain three points clear at the head of Premier Division supported by Sportsform standings after retaining their season's unbeaten ways with a 3-1 home success over the previously unbeaten Caldecote. Goals from Sean Byrne, Jack White and a Flynn Baker-Boyd penalty only being replied to once by Giuseppe Follano for the visitors. Whilst second place AFC Oakley made it three wins on the bounce with a 4-1 victory at Harlington Juniors who were falling to their first defeat of the season. Teddy Daniels and Joseph Mcdonagh with braces doing the damage with Georhe Pedder netted the lone home reply. There was also joy on the road for Stopsley United who after two straight defeats returned to winning ways with a 2-1 victory at Queens Park Crescents thanks to goals from Temitayo Akerele and Renaldo Smith against a lone Crescents reply via Mohammed Raheem Jabber. Also returning to winning ways to record the biggest win of the day were Elstow Abbey in beating Biggleswade United Reserves 6-3. Glenn Tumulity was on the mark four times and Lewis Parkin twice against United replies from Mo Zilboud, Georhe Heaps and Fenton Williams. Lifting themselves off of the base of the league table and chalking up win number one of the season were Flitwick Town who with a brace of goals from Phil Matthews and a strike from Jamie Beer defeated Biggleswade FC Reserves 3-2. whose replies came from Jack Hendry Young and Michael Allen. Whilst Totternhoe Reserves won for the first time this season on home soil in beating Riseley Sports 2-1 thanks to a brace of goals from Mark Reilly against a lone reply via Alex Taylor for the visitors. Division One There is no change at the head of the Division One standing following victories for the top two clubs. League leaders FC Haynes retaining their season's unbeaten ways with a 3-0 home win over Blunham thanks to goals from Scott Frusciante, Cian Mitchell and Joshua Pearson. Whilst second place LU Donz who trail the leaders by two points retaining their own unbeaten ways with a 3-1 home success over AFC Oakley Development. Goals from David Byass, Ali Mohlyaldeen and Cameron Saunders only being replied to once by Callum Alleyne for the visitors. Also still unbeaten this term are third spot Baldock Victoria who had to settle for a 2-2 draw at Clifton, Sam Oakins on the mark twice for the home side against Victoria replies via Luke Hennessey and Karl Safee. There was another stalemate at Harvey Close where Harlington Juniors Reserves with goals from Thomas Cooksley and Daniel Riddaway picked up their first point of the season against the hosting Caldecote Reserves whose goals came from Riley Evans and Ben Gauge. The other two games went to the visitors, Thurleigh who with goals from Mattas Navikas, Thomas Burnage, Edward Hatfield-Shaw and Josh Marshall who won 4-0 at Kempston United. Whilst Wootton Blue Cross Reserves collected their opening points of the season in winning 4-3 at the still pointless Bletchley Scot with goals from Tyrell Wallace-Luke Joseph, Samuel Webb, Alfie Young and Finlay Rogers. The home Scot replies coming from Harvey Levy, Dean Reed and Dwayne Simpson. Division Two The new leaders of the Division Two standings are Queens Park Crescents Reserves who with a goal from Anas Bechkoum won 1-0 at Kempston Athletic who tumbled from the top spot into third place following this defeat and AFC Kempston Hammers 2-1 victory at St Josephs ( Saturday) to move them up into second place. Gio Moscaricolo and Charlie Turnball on their scoresheet against a lone reply from Simon Richards. It was a day of away winners the biggest of which saw Westoning Reds chalk up win number one of the season 6-4 at Flitwick Town Reserves. Patrick Daly led the way with four goals to go alongside single strikes from Dylan Gittens and Richard Latouche against Town replies via Thomas Barnett with a brace plus Dan Stafford and Florin Filimon. Whilst Bedford SA took their winning ways up to three games in winning 3-1 at the bottom of the table Stotfold Junior. AAron Baxter-Chaplin, Tyese Gray and Shema Dixon on the SA scoresheet against a lone reply from Ross Irving. The lone home victory of the day went to Caddington Reserves 3-2 over Wixams Wanderers. Kwane Richards with a double plus Ryan Smith marking the home scoresheet against Wanderers replies via an own goal plus Sam Maelzer. Division Three Ampthill Town Colts remain a point clear at the head of the Division Three league table after goals from Oliver Blunt, Jay Hartup, George Shaw, Luke Tyrell and Elliot Hill took them to a 5-0 success at FC Polonia (Luton) but in second place having played two games fewer and still 100% for the season are Dunstable Wanderers who with braces of goals from Shazen Arif and Charlie Broux won 4-2 at Lu Donz Development for whom Kane Dempsey and Nabil Khazzar replied. In third spot are Stopsley United Reserves who were 5-4 home winners over Wilstead. All thanks to single goals from Logan Burton, Cameron Nagle, Louis Hazel, Cameron Kent and Adell Khan whilst Samuel Kehinde with a brace plus Colin Marshall and Jude Thompson marked the visitors scoresheet. Elsewhere, fourth place M&DH Clapham Sports remain unbeaten this season following their 1-0 home victory over Turvey. Atletic FC have now won their last three outings following their 4-3 home victory over Everton Athletic. Aaron Romain with a hat-trick and a goal from Gershom Makombe outgunning Athletic replies from Craig Bowler, Owen Hurst and Logan Smith. Whilst claiming their first home victory of the season were Bedford Albion Development who thanks to goals from Nana Ampah,Dominic Parella and Matthew Phelan beat Flitwick Town A 3-0. Whilst The 61 FC Luton Reserves were granted the three points when Elstow Abbey Reserves failed to raise a side to travel into Luton for their scheduled meeting. Division Four There is no change at the head of the Division Four league table following victories for the top four teams. League leaders Cranfield United Development retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 5-1 home victory over Catsbrook Wanderers. Ali Eiforjani with a brace plus goals from Zac Coaker, Alesio Cerrone and Ionnis Leka bringing up the nap hand against a lone reply from Wanderers Oliver Baldwick. Whilst second place Luton Phoenix who trail them just by a single point won who 2-1 at AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves. Kyle Lewis on the mark for the Hammers and Komain Ali Shah plus Hamaad Rasa replying for the Phoenix. For third place Westoning Blues who are still 100% for the season having played two games fewer than the top two it was a 4-0 home success over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Harrison Milton with a brace plus goals from Jacob Blackwood and Oscar Garner doing the damage.Whilst the biggest winners of the day were fourth place DTCC FC the 7-2 home winners over AFC Clophill. Benajamin Griffiths with a hat-trick, Adam Lewis with a brace plus goals from Sam Barrett and Reece Brogan doing the damage against a brace in reply from Jack Vincent. There was also a big home victory for Leighton Woodside Athletic in beating Wootton Blue Cross A 6-1, Alfie Thorne with a hat-trick, Josh Walduck with a brace plus a single goal from Connor Townsend bringing about a lone Cross reply from Joseph Hall. Whilst Flitwick Eagles Development with goals from Max Hurrell, Jack Thorne, Joseph Dillingham and Louis Sibley-Stamp ran out 4-0 home winners over Queens Park Crescents Development. For Everton Abbey Reserves it was the gift of three points when Melris Rangers failed to raise a side to journey to meet them. |
15/10/2025 |