Bedfordshire County Football League

Group A

AFC Oakley now top the group standings following their 3-1 home win over AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College. Goals from Joe McDonagh, Robbie Alder and an own goal only being replied to once from Town's Anas Bechkoun. Whilst Stevington remain second even after they failed to raise a side to venture to Gold Street to meet Riseley Sports who were duly gifted the three points.

Group B

Queens Park Crescents with a 3-2 away win at Marston Shelton Rovers duly made their way in the Semi-Final. Mohammed Raheem Jabber with a brace and a goal from Mohammed Abbas doing the damage against Rovers replies via Nick Skolsky and Harry Murray. Also winning on the road were Bedford Albion 2-0 at Wilstead with a brace of goals from Josh Emmerton.

Group C

Elstow Abbey now top the Group C standings following their 3-2 away win at Biggleswade United U23. Glenn Tumulity, Jason Allison and Scott Alleyne marking their scoresheet against a brace in reply from Charley Yearwood. Whilst second place Biggleswade FC Reserves were held to a 2-2 draw by Caldecote. Jack Dryer on the scoresheet twice against Caldcote replies via Chris Richardson and Matt Sayers.

Group D

Crawley Green Reserves now top the group standings after winning 3-1 at Shefford Town & Campton Reserves with goals from Terry Billy, Rob Newman and Lui Sarrington against a lone Town reply from Leon Taylor whilst in second spot are Cranfield United who won 3-1 at Flitwick Town. Courtney Boughton, Patrick Lawrence and Henry Mungwira on the United scoresheet against a lone reply via Town's Phil Matthews.

Supplementary Cup B

Group A

With a 3-1 home win over Eaton Park Rangers, Henlow now top the group standings. Aldous Taylor, Chris Powell and Chris Reeves on the home scoresheet against a Rangers reply from Dom Smith. Whilst Arlesey Town U23 now sit second after being gifted three points when Flitwick Town Reserves failed to raise a side to host them.

Group B

Lea Sports PSG are now five points clear at the head of the group standings after winning 4-0 at Pines(Luton) with goals from a Rob Hennem penalty, Will Tyler, Joe Hennem plus an own goal. In second spot are Stopsley United who were held to a 1-1 draw at St Joseph (Saturday) Callum Frater netting their goal against a home reply from Eamonn Sweeney.

Group C

Sharnbrook were to claim their semi-final place after being gifted three points by AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves who failed to raise a side to travel to Lodge Road.

Group D

Ampthill Town Development now top the group standings after being gifted three points when Totternhoe Reserves failed to raise a side to host them at Dunstable Road. Whilst Cranfield United Reserves were the 5-2 home winners over The 61 FC Luton Reserves. Martin Holland netting a hat-trick and Joe Bygraves a brace to bring up the nap hand against visitors replies from Cleo Makaza and Akeem Barbour.

Supplementary Cup C

Group A

Crawley Green U23 now head the group standings following their 4-0 home win over Sundon Park Rangers. Serhan Dogruer with a brace plus strikes from Nathan Basterfield and Taylor Davies doing the damage. Whilst second place St John's(Luton) won 2-0 at CS Rovers thanks to goals from Pearce Tracey and Mohammed Elbayan.

Group B

Covid 19 issues at Bedford Albion Reserves caused the postponement of their home game with Wootton Blue Cross.

Group C

For Real Haynes it was a 3-2 home victory over Clifton. Hayden Dormer, Noah Biswell and Scott Frusciante on their scoresheet against Clifton replies via Tony Gibbs and Ross Donaldson.

Group D

Brickhill Wanderers now head the group standings after two own goals saw them to a 2-1 home victory over Shefford Town & Campton A for whom Sanno Makalo replied. Whilst Renold held onto second spot despite losing 3-0 at home against Caldecote Reserves for whom Sam Julian, Kenny Mason and Giuseppe Fallano netted.

Supplementary Cup D

Group B

Sharnbrook Reserves now top the group standings after winning 3-1 at home against now second place M&DH Clapham Sports. Flinton MCann, Charlie Hurley and Reegan Scott on their scoresheet against a lone reply from Owen Tuffin. Whilst Blunham were the 6-3 home winners over Revivalists. Carl Ashwell, David Garofolo, Robbie Richmond, Alex Wallman, Matthew McCartney and Lee Arnold all finding the back of the net against replies via Jason Singh twice and Tyrell O'Connor once.

Group C

For Square FC it was a 8-0 home victory over Catsbrook Wanderers. Jordan Knight leading the way with a hat-trick, Sam Barrett netting twice and single goals coming the way of Connor McFarlane, Ciaran Newton and Olly Hibbitt. Whilst Sundon Park Development with a goal from Oktay West won 1-0 at Sporting Carpathians.

Group D

Elstow Abbey Reserves now top the group standings following their 5-1 home win over Kempston Rovers. Braces of goals from Travis Joseph and Chris Tillott plus a strike from Nevile Allen bringing up the nap hand against a lone Rovers reply via Benjii Wazabanga. Whilst second place Bedford Santos were 4-1 home winners over Bedford Albion A. Moses Gilson and Omojsedluna Bankole  both netting twice against a lone Albion reply via Dan Litchfield.

Bedfordshire FA Junior Cup Semi-Finals

For Harlington Juniors it was a 6-1 home win over Flitwick Town A. Ahead in the 13th minute via Darren Bryan they were to double their lead five minutes later with a goal from Harry Thomson and all but seal the tie when Bryan added the third and his second four minutes into the new half. Town however via Ryan White made it 3-1 in the 73rd minute to get the home fans thinking it might yet not be all over. But within six minutes it was following a second goal from Harry Thomson and a strike from Ben Thorton to take the scoreline up to 5-1, things then getting worse for the Town when Alan Henlow got his marching orders for his second yellow card of the afternoon in the 85th minute before Lui Tomlinson completed the scoring just two minutes later. They will now play Lancot Park in the final following their 3-1 home victory over AFC Bedford United. Ryan Douglas, Ashley Campbell and Jamie Nolan netting the goals against a lone United reply via Matt Phelan.