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Wednesday 11th March 2026 |
Beds FA Intermediate Cup Joy for St Josephs (Saturday ) |
Britannia Cup Quarter-Finals With goals from Harry Baker and Luke Clifford against a lone reply from Seyram Hammond, Marston Shelton Rovers ran out 2-1 home winners over Biggleswade United Reserves and will now travel to Cranfield United Reserves for a last four tie after United romped to a 7-0 home success over Totternhoe Reserves. Omojiseoluna Bankole and Fikile Mqobongo notched braces to go alongside single goals from Sean Byrne, Theo Souter and Kayode Akinjiola. in the other half of the draw with goals from Teddy Daniels and Zach Ives it was a 2-0 away win for AFC Oakley at Elstow Abbey to earn them a last four home tie against Caldecote who won 4-0 at Wootton Blue Cross. thanks to a brace of goals from Joshua Roberts and strikes via James Tubridy and Sam Moore. Premier Division supported by Sportsform For third place Stopsley United thanks to a brace of goals from Temtiayo Akerele and strikes from Erlind Deda and Luciano Witter it was a 4-0 home victory over Biggleswade FC Reserves. Whilst going nap were Harlington Juniors who took their winning home ways up to four games in beating Riseley Sports 5-0. Ben Whalley with a brace plus goals from George Pedder, Louis Brandham and Greg Bennett doing the damage. Elsewhere, second from the bottom of the table Flitwick Town had only a Daniel Ruddock goal to show from their 1-3 home defeat at the hands of Queens Park Crescents whose goals came from Mohammed Abbass, Anas Bechkoum and Imuentinyan Godwin. Centenary Cup Quarter-Finals The biggest winners of the day were Kempston United with a 7-2 home victory over Lea Sports PSG. Junior Samuel, Zack Baker and Ajani Thomas Anderson all on the mark twice alongside a single goal from Fabien Cataldo against PSG replies via Connor Napper and Sean Morrison, they will now host Thurleigh after they emerged the 4-2 penalty shoot-out home winners over Wootton Blue Cross Reserves after 90 minutes play had seen the sides deadlocked at 2-2, Jordan Knight and Edward Hatfield-Shaw the home marksman against Blue Cross replies from Bradley Mathews and George Armstrong. Chasing a league and cup double are Baldock Victoria who with four goals from Luke Hennessay and a brace from Elliot Flynn against a lone reply from Leon Herridge were 6-1 home winners over Bletchley Scot to earn a trip at the last four stage to FC Haynes who with goals from Reece Lewis, Scott Fruscante, Louie Dillon and Cian Mitchell won 4-3 at Blunham whose goals came from Rickly Lawrence, Ben Moore and Max Smalley. Division One The lone action of the afternoon saw AFC Oakley Development with goals from Callum Alleyne, Scott Armstrong and Dominic Marino net a 3-1 home victory over Clifton for whom Daniel Saunders replied. Division Two Having lost their last six outings Kempston Athletic returned to winning ways with a 3-2 home success over the second from the bottom of the table Stotfold Junior who have now lost all of their last five outings Haydon Bartam, Nikola Markovic and Alexander Wasliewski on the mark for the hosts against replies via Lewis Cockrane and Sam Crow. Also returning to winning ways following six straight defeats were Green End Rovers who with a brace from Max Natola and strikes from Callum Rust and Jack Perry were the 4-1 home winners over a Wixams Wanderers side who despite a goal from Louis Hartford-Smith were losing for the first time in seven outings. Bedforshire FA Intermediate Cup Semi-Final St Josephs (Saturday ) duly booked their passage into this season's final with a 4-1 home success over AFC Kempston Hammers and now await the outcome of the delayed Queens Park Crescents Reserves v Bedford Albion game. Hayden Rothchild the lone Hammers goalscorer. Division Three Stopsley United Reserves took their winning ways up to five games with a 9-1 away success at The 61 FC Luton Reserves who were falling to their fifth home defeat on the bounce. Connor Waite with four goals, Cameron Keat with a hat-trick and a strike from Owen Impey doing the damage.against a lone home reply from Jermaine Griffiths. Whilst M&DH Clapham Sports with a goal from Macauley Crane had to settle for a share of the points from a 1-1 home draw against Everton Athletic whose reply came from Logan Smith. Watson Shield Round Three The biggest winners of the day were Cranfield United Development who won 7-1 at Flitwick Town A. Zac Coaker and Charlie Yearwood with braces plus goals from Joshua Araniello, Ali Effojani and Jacob Hepton against a lone Town reply via Thomas Giggle.doing the damage. They will now travel to DTCC FC at the last eight stages after they with goals from Louie Blake, Ben Cornwell and Luke Janes win 3-1 at Dunstable Wanderers whose reply came via Charlie Broux. Just a goal behind them were Meltis Rangers who with a hat-trick from Charlie Smith and goals from Kaylan Di Paolo, Kyle Lewis and Max Martin were 6-0 home winners over Bedfordshie Saturday Youth league, Leighton Park Rangers U18 Foxes., their reward to be a home tie against either Stopsley United Reserves or M&DH Clapham Sports who face each other this coming weekend. Also beating a BSYL side were Turvey who with goals from Georhe Shingleton and William Westwood won 2-0 at Leighton Town Youth U18 to earn a home encounter with Ampthill Town Colts who were granted a walkover against Westoning Club Blues. Another team granted a walkover were Bedford Albion Development after Wilstead failed to raise a side and they wil now journey to Atletic FC who emerged the 4-3 home winners over BSYL Milton Keynes Irish U18. thanks to a brace from Jason Allison and strikes from Cameron Browne and AARon Romain. Division Four For league leaders Luton Phoenix it was home win number nine on the bounce when a goal from Mohsin Mahmood took them to a 1-0 home success over Flitwick Eagles. Enjoying the biggest victory was Leighton Woodside Athletic who ran out 6-2 home winners over AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves. Alfie Thorne with a hat-trick and single goals from Jonathan McLean, Freddie Richmond and Josh Walduck doing the damage with Matthew Capener and Robert Goodman replying for the Hammers. It was a return to winning ways following five straight defeats for Queens Park Crescents Development who with goals from Orlando Kakie and Joshua Smith won 2-0 at Everton Athletic Reserves. Whilst Cransbrook Wanderers were gifted the three points after Wootton Blue Cross A failed to raise a side to host them. Elsewhere with a goal from Somto Naamdi ,M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves collected their first away point of the season in drawing 1-1 at AFC Clophill those reply came from Jonathan Smith. |
11/03/2026 |