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Wednesday 23rd September 2026 |
Stopsley United now top the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table. |
Friday 18th September 2026 Division One A lone goal from Jimmy Weedon took St Josephs (Saturday) to a 1-0 victory over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves under the floodlights at Hitchin Road. Saturday 19th September 2026 Premier Division supported by Sportsform With Cranfield United Reserves sitting the afternoon out the new leaders of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table are Stopsley United after a brace of goals from Ethan Tann and a strike from Temitayo Akerele took them to a 3-1 victory at Wootton Blue Cross whose reply came via an own goal. Now in second spot and trailing the United on goal difference only plus having played one game fewer are AFC Oakley who retained their seasons 100% record by running out 4-3 home winners over Marston Shelton Rovers. Sonny Newton-Cootes with a brace plus goals from Teddy Daniels and Joel Ives finding the back of the net with the Rovers replies coming from James Allen, Reece Kennington and Jamie Cerminara. In third spot are the still unbeaten Thurleigh who with braces of goals from Mitch Crook and Josa Griggs plus a goal from Edward Hatfield-Shaw went nap in winning 5-0 at the bottom of the table Riseley Sports. Whilst the lone draw of the day saw fourth place Shefford Town & Campton held to a 2-2 home draw by Elstow Abbey. Joshua Adeniyi and Nathan France marked the Town scoresheet against Abbey replies via Craig Damon and Lewis Parkin. On an afternoon that brought about five away victories from the seven games there were first wins of the season for both Stewkley and Baldock Victoria. A lone goal 10 minutes from time via Thomas Carter took Stewkley to a 1-0 victory at Biggleswade United Reserves.Whilst Victoria with goals from Elliot Flynn, Luke Hennessey and Karl Safee won 3-2 at Harlington Juniors for whom Ben Whalley hit both goals. For last season's champions Caldecote it was a narrow 4-3 success at Queens Park Crescents to retain their season's unbeaten ways. Harry Roberts with a brace plus goals from Joshua Roberts and Mason Watkins doing the damage against home replies via Ekene Amadi twice and Ben Boxall once. Division One We are now three weeks into the season and just three clubs remain 100%, leading the way at the top of the standings are FC Haynes who emerged the 7-1 victors at Totternhoe Reserves. Ross Airson with a brace joined on his teams scoresheet by single goals from Cian Mitchell, Hayden Moutney, George Grahame, Louie Dillon and Sam Kelly against a lone home reply from Henry Murphy. Whilst for second place Bedford Albion it was a 2-1 home success over Blunham thanks to goals from Arsh Ali and Cameron Frogley-Cove against a lone reply from David Lenton. The third club still 100% for the season are Flitwick Town who with goals from Steven Gentle, Daniel Ruddick, Thomas Barnett and Glenn Tumulty won 4-2 at LU Donz for whom Shakir Krouse hit both of the replies. Also enjoying life on the road were AFC Oakley Development who with goals from Ashbel Mensah and Micah McClements early in the opening half won 2-0 at Queens Park Crescents Reserves. Elsewhere it was a 6-0 home victory for AFC Bedford United over the bottom of the table Biggleswade FC Reserves with goals from Senen Ametume, Tayron Charles, Ashley Colman, Joshua Oldiamo, Ellis Sharp And Lamar Smithson. Whilst away from the league in Herts FA Cup action Lea Sports PSG needed a 4-3 penalty shoot out win over St Albans City Under 23's following a 2-2 stalemate in which Connor Napper and Joe Hennem both found the back of the net to earn a home tie against Ware United.in round two. Division Two The early pacesetters at the head of the Division Two league table are Kempston Athletic who with braces of goals from Gianluca Testa and Alexander Wasliowski won 4-2 at Sandy from whom Curtis Hassell netted both replies. Just goal difference behind them are Caddington Reserves who with goals from Ibrahim Elmagbari, Ryan Sears and Armstrong Igboanugo won 3-0 at Ampthill Town Colts. Third place is taken up by Olney who romped to a 9-0 home success over Bedford Albion Development. Etan Aldridge, Toby Harris, Eddie Matthews, Jake Matthews, Duane Morgan, Joshua Hearn and Ewan Brown all found the back of the net alongside two own goals. Whilst in fourth place having played one game fewer than the top three are the still 100% Bedford SA who with goals from Daiziel Cooper, Andruis Koacius and Jonah Codrington won 3-2 at Flitwick Town Reserves for whom Matt Mann and Donovan Prato replied. Going nap in gaining home wins were both Dunstable Wanderers and Real Bedford Wixams. The Wanderers with a brace from Morgan Cook and goals from Andrew Gibson, Adrain Luncascu and Keirian Robinson beating Bletchley Scot 5-1 whilst Louis Hartfield- Smith with a hat-trick and strikes from Darren Burling and Rhys Calvano helped the Real to a 5-3 success over Green End Rovers whose replies came from Max Natola twice and Kai Yeomans once. Elsewhere, Wootton Blue Cross Reserves with goals from Ian Buckingham, Joseph Hall and Alan Henman won 3-0 at Stopsley United Reserves. Division Three Leading the way at the head of the Division Three standings are Cranfield United Development following their 3-2 victory at Atletic FC. where Charlie Bilton, Drylan Brawn and Max Ellis all found the back of the net against home replies via Cameron Browne and Albert Adeyemi. Whilst in second spot having played one game fewer are the still 100% DTCC FC who romped to a 7-0 victory at Green End Rovers Reserves, Jamie Traynor with a hat-trick, Luke James with a brace and goals from Joe Webb and Riiley Kebble doing the damage. Also 100% from their opening two outings are third place Westoning, the 6-3 home winners over Luton Phoenix. Mossin Mahmood twice and Steven Wentumi replying for the Phoenix. and in fourth spot are Stotfold Junior who were 5-4 home winners over Ollie United. Ross Irving with a hat-trick and a brace from San Crow bringing up the nap hand against United replies from Oluwatobi Abass-Alesinloye twice plus Kenton Davidson and Linus Uddfia. Also going nap were Club Lewsey in winning 5-4 at Flitwick Town A. Ryan Fazal with a brace plus goals from Jake Kissiedu, Lee Mooney and Lynden Smith doing the damage against Town replies via Clayton Hunt with a hat-trick and a single goal from James Billington. Whilst Woburn & Wavendon netted their first victory of the season 4-3 away at Henlow Hurricaines. Joseph Bearman with a brace plus Ryan Andrews and Jordan Douglas marking their scoresheet against home replies via Lewis Lockey twice and Logan Smith once. Elsewhere also gaining their first victory of the season were Wilstead 2-1 at home over Flitwick Eagles Development. Thomas Liddiard and Joshua Wingham on the home scoresheet against a lone reply from Eagles Cody Greene. Division Four Buffs FC lead the way at the head of the Division Four league table after a brace of goals from Liam Tyler and a strike from Jamie Gooderham helped them retain their seasons 100% ways with a 3-2 home victory over Sandy Reserves whose replies came from Conor Darnell and Luke Norman. Whilst in second spot are Turvey who with a brace from Ewan Watson and goals from Samuel Jessop and Jake King won 4-3 at Catsbrook Wanderers for whom Jordan Holmes, Liam Hill and Jamel Matthews all replied. In third spot are Meltis Rangers who with braces of goals from Tyrell O'Connor and Charlie Smith were 4-1 home winners over M&DH Clapham Sports whose lone reply came via James Cooke. This victory kept them goal difference ahead of Everton Athletic who won 4-3 at Kempston United Reserves.. thanks to a brace from Elliot Willoughby and strikes from Bradley Heaps and Oliver Henton with Harvey Eagle hitting all three of the United replies. Elsewhere, with a brace from Nathaniel Matore and a goal from Hossam Elgamal Wootton Blue Cross Development opened their season 3-2 home winners over Henlow Hurricanes for whom Michael John Freeman and Luke Freeman replied. |
23/09/2026 |