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Wednesday 17th December 2025 |
AFC Bedford United take over the leadership of the Division Two league table. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform Cranfield United Reserves remain seven points clear at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table after they took their winning ways up to nine games and retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 7-0 away victory at Riseley Sports. Omojiseoluma Bankole with a brace plus single goals from Finley Peart, Flynn Baker-Bond, Tom Davidson, Jim Manning, Sean Byrne and Josh Page doing the damage. Whilst second place Caldecote who have played two games fewer took their winning ways up to seven games to retain their season's unbeaten home ways in beating bottom of the table Shefford Town & Campton Reserves 3-2 with goals from Joshua Roberts, James Tubridy and Chis Richardson against a Town brace in reply from George Stirling. The biggest victory of the day went to third place Stopsley United with a 9-3 away success at Biggleswade FC Reserves. Temitayo Akerele led the way with five goals and was joined on their scoresheet by single goals from Josh Edwarda, Luciano Witter, Kiyan Newton and Renaldo Smith. the FC replies coming from Adam Ahmed-Pearce, Jaden Kai Brown and Tychique Mienambold. Whilst fourth place AFC Oakley took their unbeaten ways up to eight games with a 7-2 away win at second from the bottom of the table Flitwick Town. Chisom Amadi led the way with a hat-trick, Teddy Daniels weighed in with a brace alongside single goals from Joseph Mcdonagh with Dan Stafford hitting the two Town replies. Also enjoying life big on the road were Queens Park Crescents who won 5-1 at Elstow Abbey. Ekene Amadi and Imuentinyan Godwin with braces and a goal from Faizen Fariad bringing up the nap hand. Whilst Marston Shelton Rovers with a brace of goals from Harry Baker were held to a 2-2 home draw by Biggleswade United Reserves whose two replies came via own goals. The Harlington Juniors v Wootton Blue Cross game being postponed. Division One For league leaders Baldock Victoria it was a 3-2 away success at Bedford Albion to stay six points clear at the head of the league table, Antony James with a hat-trick doing all the damage against Albion replies from Nathan France and Angelo Moscaritolo. Whilst now second place Thurleigh who have played one game fewer are now unbeaten in their last eight outings following their 5-2 away victory at the bottom of the table Bletchley Scot. Edward Hatfield-Shaw with a hat-trick and goals from Mattas Navikas and Charlie Hurley bringing up the nap hand against a home brace in reply from Lewis Delahaye. Dropping down the table into third place are LU Donz who fell to a 3-1 defeat at Blunham who are now unbeaten in their last four home outings thanks to goals from Conner Heaps, Ben Moore and Max Smalley against a lone Donz reply from David Byass. Whilst gaining their first home points of the season were Wootton Blue Cross Reserves in beating AFC Oakley Development 5-0, Callum Myers with a brace and single strikes from Keaton Marsh, Benjamin Smith and Jason Bhatti doing the damage. Elsewhere, Kempston United collected their first away points of the season in winning 2-0 at Caldecote Reserves. thanks to goals from Zack Baker and Ajani Thomas-Anderson. Whilst the Clifron v Lea Sports PSG game was postponed due to a road accident involving four PSG players on route to the game ( all thankfully unharmed ) Division Two We now have new league leaders at the head of the Division Two standings in the shape of AFC Bedford United who retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 5-0 home success over Stotfold Junior thanks to a hat-trick from Gary Townsend and a brace from Tayver Charles to now lead AFC Kempston Hammers on goal difference after they lost their season's unbeaten home record in going down 2-4 to Wixams Wanderers. Sam Creamer hitting both of the Hammers goals with the Wanderers goals coming from Daryl Oliver with a brace plus Louis Hartford-Smith and Samuel Hume. Now in third spot are Bedford SA who took their winning ways up to four games with a thumping 10-0 home victory over Westoning Reds. Shema Dixon with a hat-trick, Aaron Baxter-Chaplin with a brace plus single goals from Ollie Hughes, Nialll Quigley, Daiziel Cooper, Tom Hutchinson and Mase Smith doing the damage. This victory took them above Green End Rovers who were beaten 4-3 at St Josephs (Saturday ) whose goals came from Simon Richards, Dani Placi, Jimmy O'Donnell and Finley McManus against Rovers replies via Max Natola, Jishua Broome-Alexander plus an own goal. Elsewhere, Queens Park Crescents Development are now unbeaten in their last seven home outings following their 4-1 success over Flitwick Town Reserves. Shazad Sattar with a hat-trick and a single goal from Massila Mezar on the Crescents scoresheet whilst the Town reply came from Matthew Bareham. Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Second Round It will be a Quarter-Final home start for Kempston Athletic against St Josephs (Saturday ) after goals from Alessandro Esposito, Rupert Nderitu and Gianluca Testa took them to a 3-1 away victory at Woburn & Wavendon whose lone reply came via Ross McDonald. Division Three There is no change at the head of the Division Three league table following three point hauls for the top three sides. For league leaders Ampthill Town Colts with goals from Oliver Blunt and Luke Tyrell it was win number six on the bounce 2-0 at home over Flitwick Town A. Whilst Dunstable Wanderers who trail them by a single point but having played three games fewer it was the gift of the three points when Caldecote A failed to raise a side to hit the road to meet them. For third place Bedford Albion Development with goals from Adelana Gbolaji and Kye Mackinnon it was a 2-1 away victory at Everton Athletic.Logan Smith hitting the home reply. Whilst the biggest win of the day went to fourth place Wilstead with a 7-1 home victory over Turvey. Joseph Sullivan and Jude Thompson with braces plus single goals from Edward Lamb, George Taylor and Halder Hussain only being replied to once by Jake King for the visitors. Now having won their last three away outings are Atletic FC who with a brace from Emmanuel Obodoechine and strikes from Gjet Rabeli and Aaron Romain against home replies via Aaron Hyde, Jordan Gewr and Kane woodford won 4-3 at The 61 FC Luton Reserves to take up fifth place two points ahead of LU Donz Development who with goals from Wellington Banda and Cleopas Muhamed were 2-1 home winners over M&DH Clapham Sports whose reply came via Daniel Beddow. Division Four Like in Division Three there is no change at the head of the league standings following wins for the top three sides. For league leaders Cranfield United Development it was a 7-1 home success over AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves, Khyan Kamalan and Ioannis Leka with braces joined on their scoresheet by single goals from Alesio Cerrone,.Ali Elforjani and George Goodman against a lone Hammers reply from Theo Kazanas. Whilst second place DTCC FC needed just a lone goal from Jamie Traynor to make it 11 victories on the bounce 1-0 at Catsbrook Wanderers. Third place Luton Phoenix are now unbeaten in their last six away outings after winning 9-1 at the bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Konain Ali Shah led the way with a hat-trick accompanied by single goals from Saif Asghar, Abdur Raheem Feroz, Muhammed Jawad Hussain, Mohsin Mahmood, Yousaf Zahir and Kamran Khan with Samuel Owusa Brake netting the lone home reply. Whilst also enjoying life on the road were Everton Athletic Reserves who following three straight away defeats returned to form with a 3-1 success at Leighton Woodside Athletic.thanks to a brace of goals from Matthew Emms and a strike from Adam Carter with Wisom Ogie Ogbezuma replying for the home side. . Elsewhere, it was also a return to form for Queens Park Crescents Development following three straight defeats with a 3-1 home victory over the bottom of the table Wootton Blue Cross A, Norbert Bronsewicz, Yash Ohauhan and Muhummed Shehzad Ibraihm all found the back of the net against a lone reply from Dexter Cross. The Westoning Blues v Flitwick Town Eagles game being postponed. Bedfordshire FA Junior Cup Second Round Stopsley United Reserves will now be at home to Luton Phoenix at the Quarter-Final stage after beating Meltis Albion 6-1. Owen Impey led the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Elijan Cole, Stephano Szabo and Shane Bradley. |
17/12/2025 |