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Wednesday 21st January 2026 |
Beds FA Senior Trophy joy for Elstow Abbey. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform With league leaders Cranfield United Reserves sitting the afternoon out second place Caldecote took full advantage to close the gap on them to just 10 points having played three games fewer by chalking up their fifth away win on the bounce 3-2 at AFC Oakley who were duly being beaten for the first time this season on home soil and ending their current nine game unbeaten run. Rafe Goodman, James Tubridy and Daniel Webb on the visitors scoresheet. Whilst third place Stopsley United made it six wins on the bounce with a 4-0 home victory over Wootton Blue Cross thanks to an own goal plus strikes from Temitayo Akerele., Brandon Carney and Kiyan Newton. For fourth place Marston Shelton Rovers it was a 1-2 home defeat at the hands of Queens Park Crescents, Hassen Yousaf and Mohhammed Abbass on the mark for the Crescents against a Rovers reply from Will Kenington. Also enjoying life on the road were Elstow Abbey in winning 4-1 at Biggleswade FC Reserves.with goals from Wesley Iroegbu, Gael Miguel, Glenn Tumulty and Jethro Muniaga with Nathaniel Sherriff on the mark for the home side. The Abbey then under the floodlights at Hitchin Road on Tuesday evening made their way into the last four of this season's Bedfordshire FA Senior Trophy with a 3-1 penalty-shoot-out victory over the hosting South Midlands League Shefford Town & Campton after 90 minutes play had seen the clubs deadlock at 0-0. Elsewhere, Riseley Sports claimed their first home win of the season with a 2-1 victory over bottom of the table Shefford Town & Campton Reserves who have now lost all of their last eight outings. Daniel Bennett and Alex Taylor marking the home scoresheet.against a Town reply from Harry Plumley. Whilst just a single goal from Ellis Holden was enough to take Totternhoe Reserves to a 1-0 home success over second from the bottom of the table Flitwick Town. The result of the afternoon perhaps belonging to Biggleswade United Reserves who thanks to a strike from Robbie Hunt were 1-0 home winners over Harlington Juniors. Division One There is no change at the head of the Division One standings following three point hauls for all of the top four clubs. League leaders Baldock Victoria remained five points clear at the top following their 5-2 home victory over Clifton to retain their seasons unbeaten home ways and chalk up their eight home success on the bounce. Jack Bendon and Aldous Taylor with braces plus a goal from Elliot Flynn bringing up the nap hand against replies from Tony Gibbs and George Bird. Whilst second place Thurleigh also remained unbeaten at home this season and now unbeaten in their last 11 outings after beating Kempston United 4-1. Edward Hatfield-Shaw and Charlie Hurley both hit braces against a lone United reply from Fabien Cataldo. These points kept Thurleigh goal difference ahead of FC Haynes who were gifted their three points when Caldecote Reserves failed to raise a side to meet them. Whilst fourth place Lu Donz made it six home wins on the bounce to likewise stay unbeaten at home this season in beating Wootton Blue Cross Reserves 3-2 thanks to a brace from David Byass plus an own goal against Blue Cross replies via George Armstrong and Peter Kerr. The biggest winners of the day were now fifth place Blunham who won 9-3 at Bedford Albion. Ross Adams with four goals, Ricky Lawrence and Max Smalley with brace plus a goal from Ben Moore doing the damage with Daniel Jefferies twice and Nathan France replying for the Albion. Also enjoying life on the road were AFC Oakley Development who moved out of the drop zone when goals from Scott Armstrong, Jack Griggs and Mason Webb took them to a 3-1 victory at Lea Sports PSG for whom Liam Andrews replied. Berks & Bucks Junior Cup 3rd Round It was the end of the cup road for Bletchley Scot who were beaten 3-9 at home by Stoke Mandeville FC Stags Senior Reserves. George Scott with a hat-trick plus an own goal and strikes from Luke Norris, Christopher Tofte, Archie White, Joseph Walker and Ryan McMahen doing the damage against Scot replies via Lewis Delahuge, Rowan Holland and Ben Swepston. Division Two AFC Kempston Hammers lead at the head of the Division Two league table is now down to just two points after they fell to a 0-1 home defeat at the hands of Queens Park Crescents Reserves. whose goal came from Adam Iqbal. With Second place AFC Bedford United failing to take full advantage despite retaining their seasons unbeaten ways when held to a 3-3 draw at third place Bedford SA. Gary Townsend with a brace plus Joshua Odhiambo on their scoresheet against SA replies from Shema Dixon, Stephane Bonhcur and Mase Smith. Still 100% at home this season are fourth place Caddington Reserves after a brace from Ryan Smith and a goal from Nathan Miller saw them overcome Flitwick Town Reserves whose replies came from Jack Farthing and Claydon Hunt. With fifth place St Josephs (Saturday ) making it four wins on the bounce when braces from Jimmy O'Donnell and Reece Doyle took them to a 4-0 success at Kempston Athletic who were suffering their sixth home defeat on the bounce. Elsewhere, bottom of the table Westoning Reds with goals from Dale Goldie, Miles Laflin and Alan Henman picked up their first home win of the season in beating second from the bottom of the table Stotfold Junior 3-2 to close the gap between them to just three points. Ross Irving hit both of the Junior replies. Whilst Wixams Wanderers made it three home wins on the bounce in defeating Green End Rovers 4-1 thanks to goals from Rhys Calvane with a brace plus Liam Duggan and Louis Hartford-Smith against a lone Rovers reply from Ben Thompson. Division Three Dunstable Wanderers lead at the head of the Division Three league table is now up to seven points after they retained their season's 100% record with a 4-0 victory at second place Ampthill Town Colts. Shazan Arif with a brace plus an own goal and a strike from Charlie Broux doing the damage. Whilst third place Bedford Albion Development now only trails the Colts on goal difference after they extend their unbeaten ways up to six games in winning 4-1 at Atletic FC with goals from Adelana Gbolasi, Micheal Hudson, Kye Mackinnoon and Panashe Manyau against a lone home reply via Aaron Romain. A third side enjoying life on the road were Stopsley United Reserves who with a brace from Cameron Kent and goals from Trey Brand, Owen Impey and Cameron Nagle won 5-0 at Turvey Whilst bottom of the table Caldecote A were the 4-1 home winners over The 61 FC Luton Reserves. Daniel Cave, Riley Evans, Reed Godden and Ogor Maslowski all found the net for the home side against a lone William Fergie-Campbell reply for the visitors. Elsewhere, having lost their last seven outings second from the bottom of the table Flitwick Town A returned to winning ways with a likewise 4-1 home success over Lu Donz Development. Thomas Giggle with a brace plus goals from Scott Gadsden and Carl Owen only replied to once by Demario Legister for the Donz. Bedfordshire FA Junior Cup 2nd Round Wilstead will now face a home encounter at the Quarter-Final stage with DTCC FC after goals from Edward Lamb and Joseph Sullivan saw them win 2-0 at M&DH Clapham Sports. Division Four League Leaders DTCC FC retained their season's 100% home record and took their winning ways up to 14 games with a 6-0 victory over Everton Athletic Reserves thanks to a brace of goals from Jamie Traynor and single strikes from Benjamin Griffiths , Sam Barrett, David Perkins and Chris Sorrention to remain two points ahead of second place Cranfield United Development who were 10-0 home winners over Leighton Woodside Athletic. David Balic with a hat-trick plus goals from Max Ellis, George Burden, Harry Griffiths, Josh Aranello, Josh Burden-Reid and Alessio Cerrone dishing out the punishment. For third place Luton Phoenix it was an extension of their unbeaten ways to eight games with a 2-0 home victory over Meltis Rangers with goals from Konain Ali-Shah and Muhammed Jaward Hussain. Whilst fourth place Flitwick Eagles Development with goals from Jack Bowsher and Max Hurrell won 2-0 at home against Catsbrook Wanderers. The only away win of the afternoon belonged to fifth place Westoning Blues in winning 5-0 at Wootton Blue Cross A where goals from Jay Atkinson, Rocco Pearce, Ronald Schapp -Garrett, Matthew Walsh and Freddie Hunt brought up the nap hand. For sixth place Queens Park Crescents Development it was home victory number three on the bounce when goals from Haider Abbasi, Orlando Kakie and Ibrahim Miah saw them beat bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves 3-0. The game AFC Clophill v AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. |
21/01/2026 |