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Wednesday 26th November 2025 |
Baldock Victoria extend their lead at the head of the Division One league table |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform There is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table following home wins for the top two clubs, league leaders Cranfield United Reserves maintaining their seasons unbeaten ways and taking their winning run up to seven games in beating third place Marston Shelton Rovers 3-0 thanks to a brace from Flvin Baker-Bond and a goal from Jordan Conway. Whilst second place Caldecote are now on a five game winning streak and still unbeaten at home this season having secured a 3-2 victory over Queens Park Crescents with Rafe Goodman on the mark twice and Jordan Goodman once against Crescent replies from Faizan Fariad and Ekene Amadi. The biggest win of the day belonged to fourth place AFC Oakley when they retained their season's unbeaten home way with a 9-3 victory over Totternhoe Reserves who have now lost their last four away outings. Chisom Amadi led the way with a hat-trick, Sonny Newton-Coates hit a brace alongside single goals from Fabiano Cammarano, Teddy Daniels, Samuel Partridge and Joseph Mcdonagh with Chris Gibson, Riley Keeble and Mukudleyi Makaza replying for the vistors. This victory took the defending champions above Wootton Blue Cross in the standings after their Weston Park pitch failed a midday pitch inspection for their scheduled game against Stopsley United. Enjoying their first home win of the season were Biggleswade FC Reserves with a 5-1 success over second from bottom of the table Shefford Town & Campton Reserves, Jaden Kai Brown with a hat-trick plus an own goal and a strike from Benjamin Bedingfield bringing up the nap hand with the lone Town coming from Zach Thompson. Whilst across Town it was defeat number four on the bounce for Biggleswade United Reserves in going down 2-3 to a Riseley Sports side winning for the first time in seven outings. Reece Chitty, Jordan Harris and Jay Willett marking the Sports scoresheet against home replies via Alex Marshall and Robbie Hunt. There was also joy on the road for Harlington Juniors who following two straight away defeats returned to form with a 3-2 victory at Elstow Abbey with goals from George Pedder and Ben Whalley plus a Luke Jeffery penalty against home replies via Lewis Parkin and Glen Tumulity. Division One In retaining their season's unbeaten ways and chalking up home win number six on the bounce Baldock Victoria with a 3-2 victory over Kempston United now head the league table by some three points. Jack Bendon, Luke Hennessey and Antony James all on their scoresheet. against United replies from Junior Samuel and Santino Diniro. Whilst second place Thurleigh lost their season's 100% home record when held to a 1-1 draw by FC Haynes. Edward Hatfield-Shaw with the home goal against a FC reply from Louie Dillon. Just the goal difference behind Thurleigh in third spot and just goal difference ahead of fourth place FC Haynes are LU Donz who were the 6-5 winners at Bedford Albion. David Byass on the mark four times and Cameron Saunders twice with the home replies coming from Callum Riches with a brace plus single strikes from Nathan France, Angelo Moscaritolo and Dominic Parrella.Now sitting in fifth place are Clifton who took their unbeaten ways up to seven games with a 3-0 home victory over the second from bottom of the table AFC Oakley Development. Nikolay Rusev with a brace and a goal from Jim Taylor doing the damage. Climbing out of the relegation zone are Wootton Blue Cross Reserves who following four straight defeats won 2-0 at Caldecote Reserves thanks to goals from George Armstrong and Alfie Young.Whilst Blunham took their unbeaten home ways to three games in beating Lea Sports PSG 3-1. with goals from Connor Heaps, Rickly Lawrence and Jack Westhead against a lone PSG reply from Joe Campion. Division Two There is no change at the head of the Division Two standings, league leaders AFC Kempston Town Hammers making it five home wins on the bounce when goals from Gio Moscarocole and Jerome Lowe took them to a 2-0 success over third place Green End Rovers. Whilst second place AFC Bedford United who have played two games fewer trail them by just a single point after retaining their season's unbeaten ways with a 6-2 home victory over Wixams Wanderers. Cameron Cain, Lamar Smithson and Gary Townsend all grabbing braces against Wanderers replies via Thomas Hector and Harrison White. The biggest away win of the day went to Westoning Reds with a 5-2 success at a Kempston Athletic side who have now lost their last six outings. Patrick Daly and Richard Latouche with braces plus a goal from Miles Laflin bringing up the Reds nap hand and Gianluca Testa on the mark with both of the Athletic replies. But there was no such success for fourth place Caddington Reserves who now only lead Bedford SA on goal difference after the SA ran out 2-1 home victors over them thanks to goals from Tynrse Gray and Jonah Codrington , the visitors reply coming from Faral Taingwa.. Elsewhere, Queens Park Crescents Reserves were the 3-1 home winners over the now bottom of the table Stotfold Juniors., where Anas Bechkoum, Hasnain Hussain and Zain Riasat all found the back of the net against a lone reply from Joshua Evans. Whilst St Joseph's ((Saturday ) with goals from Reece Doyle, Harry Birmingham and Francis Harkin were held to a 3-3 draw by Flitwicjk Town Reserves whose replies came from Florin Filimon twice and Isa Hussain once. Division Three With the withdrawal of FC Polonia( Luton ) 24 hours earlier due to lack of player commitment thus ending a eight seasons stay with the league and their seasons record now having been expunged Ampthill Town Colts find they are now only just a single point point clear at the head of the Division Three standings after chalking up win number four on the bounce with a 4-1 home victory over Turvey where George Shaw hit a brace to go alongside single strikes from Oliver Blunt and Sam Kilby. against a lone reply from Samuel Jessop. Yet they will be very much aware that second place Dunstable Wanderers have played three games fewer and are still 100% for the season following a 5-1 away victory at The 61FC Luton Reserves. Shaxan Arif, Charlie Broux, Ben Chapman, Keiran Robinson and Harry Saint all found the back of the net to bring up the nap hand with the 61 reply coming from Jake Bird. For third place Bedford Albion Development it was a 3-1 away success at Lu Donz Development thanks to a hat-trick from Kyle Mackinnon against a lone Donz reply from Nabil Khazzar. Whilst fourth place Atletic FC gained the biggest win of the day 9-2 at home over Caldecote A.Their fourth home win on the bounce. Gershom Makombe and Aaron Romain led the way with hat-tricks to go alongside single goals from Daniel Tawede, Emmanuel Adjei and Mesumbe Kezhzong with the visitors replies coming from Reed Godden and Isaac Warwick. Having lost their last three home games the now fifth place Wilstead returned to form on home soil when goals from Colin Marshall and Joseph Sullivan took them to a 2-1 victory over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves for whom Flynn Badley replied. Whilst Everton Athletic following two straight defeats won 5-2 at Flitwick Town A. Craig Bowler and Lewis Lockey hitting braces alongside a single strike from James Scott to bring up the nap hand with the Town replies coming from Chris Lawson and Thomas Giggle. Division Four Cranfield United Development remain a point clear at the head of the Division Four league table following their 3-0 home victory over Meltis Rangers with goals from Alessio Cerrone, Romeo Cerrone and Sonny Chambers. With second place now being taken up by DTCC FC who made it nine wins on the bounce with a 9-1 away success at Queens Park Crescents Development. Etan Kennedy and Luke Janes with braces joined on their scoresheet by an own goal and strikes from Louie Blake, Reese Bogan, Jack Johnstone and Chris Sorrentino with the Crescents lone reply coming via an own goal. This victory took DTCC FC above Luton Phoenix who were held to a 2-2 draw at AFC Clophill who with goals from Jonathan Smith and Matthew Doyle were gaining their first home point of the season. Whilst fourth place Westoning Blues lost their seasons 100% away record when beaten 2-1 at sixth place Flitwick Eagles Development for whom goals from Jack Burrell and Harry Power took their unbeaten ways up to six games against a lone Blues reply from Rew Jennings. For fifth place AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves it now five games unbeaten after winning 7-2 at second from the bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves who are still in search of their opening win of the season.Kian Morey with a hat-trick and single goals from Gavin Cheema, Bradley Lawrence, Dylan Steffens and Christianos Kyriacou marking the Hammers scoresheet against home replies from David Lavender and Dylan Weeks. A remark that also applies to the bottom of the table Wootton Blue Cross A who were beaten 3-0 at Everton Athletic Reserves for whom Michael John Freeman, Owen Manning and Lewis Mccarthy all found the back of the net. Elsewhere, with goals from Nathan Clovis and Joe Olesin Catsbrook Wanderers were 2-0 home winners over Leighton Woodside. Athletic. |
26/11/2025 |