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Wednesday 08th April 2026 |
It's to be a AFC Bedford United v Kempston Athletic Jubilee Cup Final. |
Premier Division supported by Sportsform Caldecote moved themselves to within seven points of the league leaders Cranfield United Reserves on whom they have three games in hand on after they took their winning ways up to 16 games with a 2-0 away victory at Harlington Juniors. thanks to goals from Jake Bruce and Joshua Roberts.Whilst AFC Oakley are now in third spot after they were gifted the three points when Biggleswade FC Reserves failed to raise a side to visit them. These three points took them above Stopsley United who were held to a 2-2 draw at Totternhoe Reserves. Connor Blennerhasset and Filip Pokorny. on the home scoresheet against United replies via Kiyan Newton and Tejon Brown..Whilst the biggest win of the day saw Queens Park Crescents enjoy a 5-1 home success over Marston Shelton Rovers. Imuentiayan Godwin with a brace plus goals from Hassen Yousaf, Mohammed Raheem Jabber and Mohammed Omar to bring up the nap hand against a lone Rovers reply from Ben Cherry. Elsewhere, Elstow Abbey without a win from their last eight outings drew 2-2 at home against the bottom of the table Shefford Town & Campton Reserves who last tasted a victory some 21 games ago. Sheldon Washington hitting a brace for the Abbey and Jake Edwards doing likewise for the Town. Division One Baldock Victoria took another major step towards claiming the Division One title when winning for the ninth time on the bounce 3-1 at Blunham, Paul Morris with a brace plus a goal from Jack Bendon doing the damage against a lone reply from Ricky Lawrence. Whilst second place FC Haynes have now won their last four away outings after goals from James Roach and Cian Mitchell took them to a 2-0 success at Bletchley Scot. Just three points behind FC Haynes and 10 points behind the league leaders with three games in hand on both are third place Thurleigh who with a brace of goals from Edward Hatfield-Shaw and strikes from Josh Griggs and Paddy Enwright won 4-1 at Clifton. whose lone reply came from Alister Moatt. Whilst LU Donz with a goal from David Byass drew 1-1 at home against Bedford Albion whose reply came via Daniel Jefferies. Division Two AFC Kempston Town Hammers are now within two points of league leaders AFC Bedford United after a brace of goals from Gio Moscaritolo took them to a 2-0 home victory of St Josephs ( Saturday) whilst third place Queens Park Crescents Reserves who only trail the league leaders by three points won for the sixth time on the bounce 2-1 at Stotfold Junior. thanks to goals from Benjamin Boxall and Zain Riasat with Joseph Evans replying for the home side. Jubilee Cup Semi-Final AFC Bedford United will now face Kempston Athletic in this season's final on Friday 24th April 2026 at Shefford Town & Campton after they emerged the 4-1 home winners over Wixams Wanderers. Ellis Sharp with a brace plus goals from Gary Townsend and Nikay Mandinga only being replied to once by Wanderers Liam Duggan. Division Three Dunstable Wanderers took another major step towards the Division Three league crown after goals from Shazan Arif, Callum Benford and Louie Parker took them to a 3-0 away victory at second place Bedford Albion Development who they now lead by 13 points with just five games to play. The biggest winners of the day were Stopsley United Reserves with an 8-1 home victory over The 61 FC Luton Reserves. Cameron Kent with a hat-trick, Owen Imprey with a brace plus goals from Ryan Northwood, Logan Burton and Cheick Camera doing the damage against a lone reply from Renis Rustemi. Whilst having lost their previous six games Turvey returned to form with a bang to claim the biggest away win of the day 4-1 at Flitwick Town A. George Shingleton and Niall Quigley both found the back of the net twice with the lone Town goal coming from Dan Stafford. Also enjoying life on the road in extending their unbeaten away ways to seven games were Atletic FC in winning 3-1 at third place Ampthill Town Colts., a brace from Aaron Romain and a strike from Jason Allison ony being replied to once by Sam Wild. .Whilst fifth place Everton Athletic were 2-1 home winners over Wilstead.thanks to a brace of goals from Logan Smith with Lewis Duffield replying for the visitors Elsewhere, it was a return to winning ways for the first time in five outings for M&DH Clapham Sports with a 3-1 home victory over LU Donz Development with goals from Louis Lee, Fred Shannon and Stephen Champion against a lone reply from James Dawson. Division Four There is no change at the head of the Division Four league standings following wins for the top two clubs. League leaders Luton Phoenix won for the tenth time on the bounce 4-1 at fourth place Westoning Blues via a brace from Konain Ali Shah and strikes from Muhammed Hussain and Kamran Khan against a lone Blues reply from Ronald Schapp-Grant. Whilst second place DTCC who trail them by just a single point but having played one game fewer retained their season's 100% home record in beating Flitwick Eagles Development 7-1. Reese Brogan led the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Jack Johnstone, Chris Sorrentino, Jamie Traynor and David Perkins. For third place Cranfield United Development with two goals from Dylan Brawn and a strike from Ali Elforjani it was a 3-1 away success at Meltis Rangers whose reply came from Aaron Nelson. Whilst winning for the first time in nine outings were Leighton Woodside Athletic 5-4 at Queens Park Crescents Development. Two goals from Alfie Thorne and strikes from Morgan Bailet, Ashton Lumbers and Connor Townsend bringing up the nap hand with the replies coming via a Kyeremeh Dwayne brace plus goals from Chauhan Yash and Jun Oliver for the Crescents. Elsewhere, sixth place AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves took their home winning ways up to four games in beating AFC Clophill 2-1,thanks to a brace of goals from Dan Price with the visitors reply coming from Vinny Barbrook. Whilst Catsbrook Wanderers and Wootton Blue Cross A played out a 0-0 draw. Meantime, Everton Athletic Reserves having lost their last three home outings returned to form in beating the bottom of the table M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves 2-0 in a game played at the Sports home venue with Michael Freeman and Josh Tubridy marking their scoresheet. |
08/04/2026 |