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Wednesday 03rd December 2025 |
Beds FA Senior Cup joy for Harlington Juniors & Stopsley United. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform With the clash between league leaders Cranfield United Reserves and second place Caldecote postponed at Harvey Close the lone movement at the top end of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table saw Wootton Blue Cross climb up into third spot after chalking up win number six on the bounce with a 6-0 victory at Biggleswade FC Reserves. Keaton Marsh led the way with a hat-trick and he was joined on the scoresheet by single goals from Cameron Bent, Joe Holmes and Callum Myers . However the highest scorers of the day were Elstow Abbey with a 7-2 home victory over Riseley Sports. Lewis Parkin with a brace joined on the scoresheet by an own goal plus strikes from Wesley Iroegbu, Jacob- Huxley-Duggan, Craog Damon and Traves Joseph. with Alex Taylor and Matthew Smith replying for the Sports.Whilst Totternhoe Reserves having lost their previous four away outings returned to form on the road with a 4-1 success at Queens Park Crescents. Shakir Kouser with a hat-trick and a goal from Seth Taylor doing the damage against a lone home reply from Imuentiaya Godwin. Elsewhere, Flitwick Town moved themselves out of the drop zone when ending a run of four straight defeats with a 4-1 home victory over Biggleswade United Reserves who now having lost their last five outings replaced them in that dreaded relegation zone. Jamie Beck, Andrew Howells, Phillip Matthews and Kenzie King all found the back of the net for the Town against a lone United reply from George Heaps. Bedfordshire FA Senior Trophy 2nd Round Going nap were Harlington Juniors with a 5-1 home victory over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves, Ben Smith with a brace plus goals fromGeorge Peddar, Ben Whalley and Greg Bennett marking their scoresheet . Whilst with a brace from Temitayo Akerele and a goal from Daniel Blackman Stopsley United were the 3-1 winners at South Midlands League THe 61 FC Luton whose lone reply came from Courtney Bridgett. The games AFC Oakley v Stotfold Reserves and Caddington v Marston Shelton Rovers postponed. Division One There is no change at the head of the Division One standings following wins for the top two clubs, League leaders Baldock Victoria retaining their season's unbeaten ways when a Karl Safee hat-trick took them to a 3-0 away success at Wootton Blue Cross Reserves, whilst second place LU Donz retained their own unbeaten home ways in beating Lea Sports PSG 8-0. David Byass and Cameron Saunders with braces and single goals from Devon Johnson, Reece Hilton, Adain Igrin and Isaac Twum doing the damage. With the Thurleigh v Bedford Albion game postponed the hosts dropped one place in the table to fourth to be replaced by FC Haynes despite them being held to a 0-0 home draw by AFC Oakley Development. Whilst Kempston United took their home unbeaten ways up to four games with a 2-1 success over Clifton who were losing for the first time in eight outings.Junior Samuel and Ashton Joyce on the United scoresheet against a Toby Gibbs goal in reply for the visitors. Postponed was the Caldecote Reserves v Blunham game. Berks & Bucks Junior Cup 2nd Round Following two postponements it was third time lucky this weekend and saw Bletchley Scot progress into Round Three in beating Grendon Rangers 3-1 with goals from Lewis Delahaye, Musa Kareem and Dwayne Simpson they will now face ahome tie against Stoke Mandeville FC Stags early in the New Year. Division Two AFC Kempston Town Hammers saw their lead at the head of the Division Two standings increase to three points following their 6-1 victory at Stotfold Junior. Gio Moscaricolo led the way with four goals alongside single strikes from Ryan Spencer and Matt Capener against a lone home reply from Ben Gifford. Whilst despite retaining their season's unbeaten home ways losing ground on the Hammers were AFC Bedford United who were held to a 5-5 draw by third place Green End Rovers. Lamar Smithson with a brace and goals from Anashe Tiakenawo, Gary Townsend and Tayvor Charles brought up the United nap hand against Rovers replies via a Max Natola brace and single goals from Ben Peachey, Michael Rawlins and Callum Rust. For fourth place Bedford SA it was a 4-1 away success at Westoning Reds thanks to goals from Uche Nwadu, Ollie Hughes, Jonah Codrington and Aaron Baxter-Chaplin against a lone Dale Goldie Reds reply. Whilst St Josephs ( Saturday ) are still in search of their first away point/points of the season after losing 4-2 at Wixams Wanderers for whom Louis Hartford-Smith and Harrison White both grabbed braces against visiting replies via Harry Bermingham and Jimmy O'Donnell. Elsewhere, Queens Park Crescents Reserves took their unbeaten home ways up to six games when drawing 2-2 with Kempston Athletic who were ending a run of six straight defeats.The home goals coming from Ridvan Deniz and Zain Riasat with Keiron Carrington and Ellis Sharp hitting the Athletic replies. Division Three League leaders Ampthill Town Colts made it six away wins on the bounce in winning 6-0 at Flitwick Town A with goals from Oliver Blount, Jay Hartup, George Shaw, Luke Tyrell, Murray Gray and Elliot Hill. Whilst second place Bedford Albion Development were 3-2 home winners over Stopsley United Reserves.thanks to goals from Thomas Davies, Adelane Gbolaji and Matthew Phelan.against United replies from Owen Impey and Daniel Adenaya. Both clubs will however be aware that third place Dunstable Wanderers who had their game postponed at M&DH Clapham Sports remain 100% for the season having played four and three games fewer than themselves trailing them by just three and one point respectively. For fourth place Wilstead it was a 5-4 home victory over the bottom of the table Caldecote A. Colin Marshall with a hat-trick and a brace from Edward Lamb bringing up the nap hand with all four of the visitors goals coming from James Tubridy. Whilst also enjoying life on home soil were LU Donz Development who following four straight home defeats returned to winning ways in beating the previous unbeaten away from home The 61 FC Luton Reserves 4-2 with braces of goals from Nabil Khazzar and Demario Legister whose replies came from Ahmed Ikbal and Kierin Butigeig. The Turvey v Atletic FC was postponed. Division Four There is no change at the head of the Division Four league standings following three points hauls for the top three sides. League Leaders Cranfield United Development retained their season's 100% away record with a 8-1 victory at Leighton Woodside. George Burden and Jacob Heaton with braces joined on their scoresheet by goals from Dylan Brawn, Ioannis Leka, Joshua Burden-Reid and Alessio Cerrone. Whilst second place DTCC FC were gifted the three points when M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves failed to raise a side to make the journey to meet them. For third place Luton Phoenix it was a 7-0 home success over Queens Park Crescents Development. Kamran Khan led the way with a brace alongside single goals from Faisal Ahmed, Konain Ali Shah, Hardon Ghafor, Mohsin Mahmood and Hassen Ali. Taking their unbeaten ways up to four games were Catsbrook Wanderers who with goals from Abdellah El Moutaouakil, Jamel Matthews and Jayden Fletcher won 3-2 at AFC Kempston Hammers Reserves who were being beaten for the first time in six outings.The Hammers goals coming from Nazar Mohamed and Dan Price. Whilst now up into fourth place are Flitwick Eagles Development after they took their unbeaten ways up to seven games in winning 3-1 at Everton Athletic Reserves where Archie Phelan, Lewis Sibley-Stamp and Kaanan Lupata all found the back of the net against a lone home reply from Logan Smith. The games, Meltis Rangers v Westoning Blues and Wootton Blue Cross A v AFC Clophill were postponed. |
03/12/2025 |