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Wednesday 28th January 2026 |
Its Unlucky Game Number 13 for Dunstable Wanderers. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform Once again there is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform League Table following victories for the top three clubs. Cranfield United Reserves stayed 10 points clear at the summit after a brace of goals from Jack White saw them retain this season's unbeaten ways with a 2-0 home success over AFC Oakley. Whilst second place Caldecote who have played three games fewer took their winning ways up to 10 games with a 4-1 home win over Marston Shelton Rovers.Evan Beldon, Christopher Richardson, Rafe Goodman plus an own goal marking the home scoresheet against a lone Will Kennington reply for the Rovers. For third place Stopsley United it required just a single goal from Renaldo Smith to extend their winning ways to seven games with a 1-0 victory at second from the bottom of the table Flitwick Town. Whilst Elstow Abbey won for the third time inside seven days with a 2-0 home win over Wootton Blue Cross with goals from Scott Joseph and Glenn Tummulty. Enjoying life on the road were Queens Park Crescents who with goals from Mohammed Omar, Abdullah Rakhman, Hasnain Hussain and Faizan Faroad won 4-2 at Riseley Sports for whom Jay Willit and James Cooke replied. Whilst Totternoe Reserves were the 4-3 winners at Biggleswade United Reserves with goals from Connor Bleanerhasset, Mthokozisi Neube, Ashat Jain and Naill Tomlinson against home replies via Archie Dougherty, Seyram Hammond and Danny Carter. Elsewhere, Harlington Juniors returned to winning ways when goals from Jacob Proctor, Tyler Ingham and George Nichols moved them up the league standings into sixth place with a 3-2 home win over Biggleswade FC Reserves who were suffering their fifth defeat on the bounce. Division One For league leaders Baldock Victoria it was a 6-2 away success at third place FC Haynes who were losing for the first time in seven outings. Antony Jones and Jack Bendon with braces plus single goals from Callum Atkins and Ralph Baldwin on their scoresheet against FC replies from Louie Dillon and Cian Mitchell. Whilst the biggest win of the day belonged to Kempston United who were 7-2 home winners over Lea Sports PSG.Jake Whittemore with a brace plus goals from William Bangala, Fabien Cataldo, Rhys Popham, Ajanii Thomas-Anderson and Blaise Powell doing the damage with Milton Tomlinson- Dennis replying twice for the PSG. For Clifton with goals from Alister Moatt, Oliver Young and James Hatch it was a 3-1 away victory at Wootton Blue Cross Reserves.whose reply came from Kyal Hughes. Whilst Blunham took their unbeaten ways up to five games in winning 3-2 at the bottom of the table Bletchley Scot. Ross Adams, Connor Heaps and Max Smalley on their scoresheet against a brace in reply from Ben Swepston. Elsewhere, also enjoying life on the road were Caldecote Reserves who won for the first time in five outings 2-1 at AFC Oakley Development. thanks to goals from James Tubridy and Riley Daniels with Dominic Marino hitting the home reply. Bedfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Quarter-Finals With goals from Ryan Spencer, Will Wright and Hayden Rothchild AFC Kempston Town Hammers were the 3-2 away winners at LU Donz whose replies came via Ali Mohiyaldeen and Troy Walker to earn them a trip to face St Josephs (Saturday ) who were the 3-1 winners at Kempston Athletic thanks to goals from Connor Fennelly, Jimmy O'Donnell and Simon Richards against a lone Athletic reply from James Watkinson. In the other half of the draw, Queens Park Crescents won 7-1 at Westoning Reds. haroun Duguena with a brace plus goals from Mohammed Abbass, Fabio Sattar, Shazad Sattar, Zain Riasat and Qasim Tufall only being replied to once by Alan Henman for the Reds. and will now host Bedford Albion in the Semi-final after goals from Liam Fenton and Nathan France took them to a 2-1 home success over Wixams Wanderers whose goal came from Rhys Calvano. Division Two With Kempston Town Hammers away on cup duty, AFC Bedford United took full advantage to move back onto the top of the league table when they retained their season's unbeaten ways in winning 6-1 at the second from the bottom of the table Stotfold Juniors. Lamar Smithson and Gary Townsend with braces and single goals from Tayven Charles and Ellis Sharp doing the damage against a lone home reply from Lewis Cockrane. Fourth place Caddington Reserves meantime were retaining their season's 100% home record in beating Green End Rovers 2-1 who have now failed to win in any of their last seven outings. Nathan Miller and Boyd Younger marking the home scoresheet and Harry Murrey hitting the Rovers reply. Whilst Bedford SA saw their seven games unbeaten run ended by losing 2-0 at Flitwick Town Reserves for whom Lewis Puddick hit both goals. Division Three The shock result of the day saw league leaders Dunstable Wanderers lose their season's 100% record in this game number 13 of the season when defeated on home soil 2-4 by Everton Athletic. Craig Bowler, Aidan Bull, James Scott and Logan Smith all found the back of the net for the visitors against home replies from Callum Kiteley and Louie Parker . Whilst also winning 4-2 on the road were Flitwick Town A at the bottom of the table Caldecote A. Thomas Giggle with a brace plus goals from Mark Barlett and Craig Phillips doing the damage against a home brace from Conor Darnell in reply. Elsewhere, Atletic FC are now up into fourth place following their 2-0 home victory over Turvey. Moydean Banda and Mesumbe Kzhzung both found the back of the net. Whilst a waterlogged pitch saw the 61FC Luton Reserves v M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves game postponed. Division Four Having lost their last eight games Leighton Woodside Athletic were to return to winning ways with a 4-0 home victory over Queens Park Crescents Development.Freddie Richmond with a hat-trick and a goal from Alfie Atkins doing the damage. Whilst AFC Clophill claimed their first home win of the season when a brace from Jack Dempsey and a goal from Matthew Doyle saw then beat the bottom of the table Wootton Blue Cross A 3-1 for whom Riley John replied. Winning on the road were Westoning Blues 2-1 at Meltis Rangers with a brace of goals from Sam Rolfe against a Tyrell O'Connor reply for the Rangers. Whilst second from the bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves ended their 12 game losing run when sharing the points from a 1-1 home draw with Catsbrook Wanderers. Jack Hedley on their scoresheet against a Wanderers reply from Jamel Matthews. Bedfordshire FA Junior Cup Quarter-Finals For Luton Phoenix it was a 2-0 away victory at Stopsley United Reserves thanks to goals from Kamran Khan and Shoaib Sayad to earm them a home last four tie against Cranfield United Development who were the 10-0 home winners over AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves. Max Ellis, Georgie Burden and Zac Coaker hitting braces to go alongside single strikes from Ali Elforjani, George Goodman, Caleb Buckle and Jacob Hepton. |
28/01/2026 |