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Wednesday 07th October 2026 |
Four out of the six top flight games go to the visitors. |
Friday 2nd October 2026 Premier Division supported by Sportsform Under the floodlights at Weston Park, Wootton Blue Cross moved themselves up into third spot in the league standings with a 6-2 home victory over Baldock Victoria. The hosts took the lead via Aiden Kavanagh in the 10th minute but the visitors were level just four minutes later when Luke Hennessey struck home the equalizer only for Kavanagh to restore the home sides lead just five minutes before the break. The second period opened with Owen Haynes shooting the visitors level just three minutes into the action until on 67 minutes Isaac Rexworthy once again placed the hosts in front to take a 3-2 lead which this time they were not to lose thanks to a hat-trick from Ryan Aka, making it 4-2 on 79 minutes, 5-2 on 85 minutes and then completing his hat-trick from the penalty spot two minutes from time to give the final scoreline perhaps a false look and do no justice to the efforts of the Victoria who for the majority of the game were at least equal to their hosts and certainly not four goals inferior. They also ended the evening with just 10 players after Kevin Jupp was red carded in the 90th minute. Saturday 3rd October 2026 Premier Division supported by Sportsform AFC Oakley retained their position at the top of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table and remain 100% for the season after a late goal from Fabiano Cammarano took them to a 1-0 home victory over Stopsley United who were being beaten for the first time in their last five outings. to drop in the standings from second to fourth. Now in that second spot are Cranfield United Reserves who remain unbeaten this term after winning 4-1 at Harlington Juniors. Courtney Boughton with a brace plus goals from Matthew Souris and Flynn Baker-Bond only being replied to once by Tyler Ingham for the home side. Up into third spot and gaining their first away points of the campaign are Marston Shelton Rovers who strolled to a 10-1 success at the bottom of the table Riseley Sports. Jamie Carminara, Charlie Cullen and Jamie Snapes all hit braces to go alongside strikes from Daniel Walker, Riley Clifford, Jake Burrell and Luke Clifford against a lone Sports reply from James Oakes. Also enjoying life on the road was last season's champions Caldecote who won 3-0 at Biggleswade United Reserves. James Tubridy with a brace plus Tashriq Andrews their goalscorers. Elsewhere, with two goals from Imuentinyan Godwin it was a first away victory of the season for Queens Park Crescents in winning 2-1 at Thurleigh for whom Edward Hatfield-Shaw replied. Whilst Shefford Town & Campton retained their seasons unbeaten home ways with a 4-3 victory over Stewkley. George Armstrong, Dwayne Grant, Taylor Bakogeorge and Alusine Kamara all found the back of the net with Patrick Okolie, Thomas Carter, and Benjamin Ratcliffe replying for the visitors. Division One The new leaders of the Division One league table are Bedford Albion who retained their season's 100% record when goals from Thomas Davies and Marley Windridge took them to a 2-0 home victory over Totternhoe Reserves. Losing out on that top spot but still unbeaten this term are Flitwick Town who were held to a 2-2 draw at now fourth place FC Haynes. Daniel Parker and Scott Frusciante on the home scoresheet against Town replies from Steven Gentle and Glenn Tumulty. In third spot now are Shefford Town & Campton Reserves following their 4-3 away victory at AFC Bedford United. Mthokozisi Ncube with a brace plus goals from Jayden William and Hayden Rothchild marking the Town's scoresheet against United replies via Niklay Mandinga twice and Tayvon Charles once. Whilst the biggest win of the day took Kempston United to a 5-1 success at the bottom of the table Biggleswade FC Reserves. Ahead just two minutes into the contest with a goal from Jack Spada they were 3-0 ahead by the break following a brace of goals from Mason Parratt ( 14th& 40th mins ) but it was not until Elijah Haynes netted in the 78th minute that we saw another goal, this being quickly followed 60 seconds later when Jeff Gyasi struck to bring up the nap hand before the final goal of the afternoon belonged to the FC with a backpost header from Oliver Bastiani five minutes from time. Also enjoying life on the road were Blunham and Lea Sports PSG. With a goal from Sean Dixon, PSG won 1-0 at third from bottom of the table Queens Park Crescents Reserves who are still in search of their opening point of the season, a comment that also applies to second from the bottom of the table LU DOnz who were beaten 1-2 by Blunham. Christopher Faulkner and Tobi Onotosho on the Bluham scoresheet against a lone Donz reply from Cameron Lynch..(aka Cameron Saunders) Elsewhere, with goals from Kyle Fonseca and Harry Bermingham it was a 2-0 home victory for St Josephs (Saturday) over AFC Oakley Development. Division Two There is no change at the head of the Division Two standings following wins for the top three clubs. League leaders Olney with a brace from Jack Constable and a goal from Benn Kirkham winning 3-2 at Ampthill Town Colts for whom Lennan Pilgrim hit both of their goals. Whilst second place Real Bedford Wixams who trail them by a single point retained their season's unbeaten ways when a brace of goals from Louis Hartfield-Smith took them a 2-1 victory at second from the bottom of the table Stopsley United Reserves whose reply came from Shane Bradley. In third spot having played a game fewer than the top two are Kempston Athletic who retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 2-1 home victory over Caddington Reserves thanks to goals from Alessandro Guarino and Nikola Markovic. Whilst for now fourth place Sandy it was a 2-0 home victory over Bletchley Scot with goals from Ellis Holliday and Jack Fox. The biggest victory of the day went to Flitwick Town Reserves in a 8-1 home success over the bottom of the table Bedford Albion Development. to gain their first home points of the season. Dale Goldie with a brace plus goals from Matt Mann, Taylor Power, Toby Day, Max Pickford and Faral Taingwa doing the damage against a lone Albion reply from Luca Jorge. Whilst regaining their season's 100% record on the road were Wootton Blue Cross Reserves in winning 6-2 at Caldecote Reserves, Dexter Cross with a brace plus goals from Ian Buckingham, Alan Henman, Peter Kerr and Tom Livett marking their scoresheet. Elsewhere, Bedford SA despite a goal from Alex Hughes were to lose their season's 100% home record when beaten 2-1 by a Green End Rovers side picking up their first away points of the season. Steffan Jones and Kian Morey on the mark for the Rovers. Division Three A print-out of the Division Three league table shows three clubs only separated by the number of goals they have scored. Leading the way are Club Lewsey who were 6-0 home winners over Flitwick Town Eagles. with all the goals coming in the second half from Cullum Horgan, Mano Langlais, Wayne O'connor, Brandon Owen, Lynden Smith and a Lee Mooney penalty. Just two goals shy of them in second place are Stotfold Junior who picked up their first away victory of the season in winning 5-1 at Westoning. Ben Gifford and Ross Irving with braces and a goal from Xavier Rahman bringing up the nap hand against a lone home reply from San Rolfe. In third spot having played one game fewer and still 100% for the season are DTCC FC who won 3-0 at the yet to win at home Atletic FC with goals from Matthew Gordon, Louis Bowley and Louie Blake. Whilst Luton Phoenix remain in fourth spot after retaining their season's 100% home record with a 6-2 victory over Woburn & Wavendon. Muhammed Jaward Hussain on the mark five times and Konain Ali Shah once against visiting replies via Calvin West and Daniel Kenneally. Elsewhere, a brace of goals from Colin Marshall took Wilstead to a 2-1 home victory over Ollie United for whom Keaton Davidson replied ( game now subject to league decision following a complaint lodged by Ollie United ) and the Green End Rovers Reserves v Henlow Hurricanes encounter ended 3-3. Harry Atkins, Michael Hudson and Tayler Kilcoyne on the mark for the Rovers with a brace from Logan Smith and Lewis Lockey on the visitors scoresheet. Division Four With Meltis Rangers sitting the afternoon out, Buffs FC are now back top of the Division Four league standings after they retained their season's 100% record with a 9-0 home success over Leighton Woodside Athletic. Jamie Gooderham led the way with a hat-trick, Luke Jones added a brace to go alongside single goals from Aaron Byrne, Joe Keats Gustavi Rocoayasta and Liam Tyler. Just goal difference behind in second place are Everton Athletic who were granted the three points when Turvey failed to make the trip to Potton Road. The biggest winners of the day were Kempston United Reserves who claimed their first home points of the season in beating Wootton Blue Cross Development 14-1. James Prestedge with five goals, added to by braces from Brandon Sow, Gethin Jenkins, Reece Silvester and Alessio Mollica plus a single strike from Joseph Abilash against a lone reply from Joseph Hall for the Blue Cross. Just two goals behind them were M&DH Clapham Sports who picked up their first away points of the season in winning 12-0 at the bottom of the table Henlow Hurricanes Reserves. Hat-tricks from Macauley Crane and Somto Nnamdi led the way and were accompanied by braces from James Cooke and Leonardo Sharp Nelaj plus single strikes from Thomas Mann and James Vase. Elsewhere, Catsbrook Wanderers despite a goal from Oliver Baldwin were beaten 1-2 at home by Sandy Reserves. |
07/10/2026 |