Bedfordshire County Football League

Week two of the seasons now sees five clubs still 100% for the season and only separated by goal difference at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league standings. Leading the way are AFC Oakley who ran out 5-1 home winners over Riseley Sports. Matt Barnes with a brace plus single goals from Shaun Barnett, Aaron Chaplin and Stuart Gillies bringing up the nap against a late Sports goal from Alex Taylor. In second spot are Queens Park Crescents who won 2-0 at Marston Shelton Rovers thanks to goals from Mohammed Ageeb and Matthew Taiwo.

Taking up third spot are Biggleswade FC Reserves who won 4-2 at Flitwick Town. Harry Langley with a brace plus goals from Sammy Fisher-Diaz and Kian Coles doing the damage against home replies via Martyn Byrne and Phil Matthews. In fourth spot on alphabetical order only are Caldecote the 2-1 home winners over Elstow Abbey. Giuseppe Fallano shooting them into a 70th minute lead before Dan Fennell doubled the scoreline 10 minutes later with the Abbey goal coming from Dom Parrella just two minutes from time.

The fifth club with a 100% record are Stevington who thanks to a brace of goals from Billy Pinney won 2-0 at AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College. Whilst the top six is made up by Sharnbrook the 4-1 home winners over Biggleswade United U23's. Alex Horne opening the scoring on 17 minutes before Teddy Daniels made it 2-0 just five minutes before half-time. Within five minutes of the restart Harry Chinn had  made it 3-0 only to see United via Mohammed Ali Ej Ouahabi reduced the arrears to two goals until Charley Hurley netted the fourth home goal 15 minutes from time.

Elsewhere, Cranfield United and Crawley Green Reserves played out a 0-0 draw.

Division One

Cranfield United Reserves head the way at the top of the Division One standings with a 100% record following their 2-1 victory at Wilstead. Martin Holland and Alex Maxwell seeing their goals only replied to once by Luke Pursey for the home side. Taking up second and third spots are Stotfold Development and St Josephs (Saturday) after they played out a 3-3 draw. Kurtis Alleyne with a brace and a Jack Edwards goal marking the visitors scorecard against St Joe's replies via Paddy Northern, Bradley Currington and Kieran Doherty. Just goal difference behind in fourth spot are Sporting Lewsey Park who shared the points in a 2-2 home draw against Lea Sports PSG. Wayne O'Conner and James Braddon netting for the Park and Sean Dixon on the mark twice for PSG.

However, the result of the day belonged to now fifth place Barton Rovers Reserves who ran out 12-1 winners at Kempston Athletic. Louie Tigwell leading the way with six goals, Jamie Small netting four times and James Renshaw twice against a lone reply via Julian Wilson for the Athletic. Making up the top six are Totternhoe Reserves who opened their season with a 5-1 home victory over Ickwell & Old Warden. Edward Horne and Ryan Quinn both netting twice and Harry Marlow once to bring up the nap hand against a late Ickwell reply from Andrew Vallom.

Covid 19 issues at Pitstone & Ivinghoe Reserves caused the postponement of their game at Henlow.

Division Two supported by Hy-Pro

Three clubs lead the way with 100% records from their two games to date at the head of the Division Two supported by Hy-Pro table. In top spot are Wootton Blue Cross who claimed a 3-0 home win over AFC Oakley Reserves. Joe Holmes, Joe Bygraves and Ertone Bomole all finding the back of the net. Whilst in second spot are AFC Bedford United the 3-1 home winners over AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves. Jesse Van Agen netting an early United goal befoe on 25 minutes Sam King levelled for the Town. United regaining the lead 15 minutes from time via Glenn Tumulty and making sure of all three points when Van Agen netted his second of the afternoon seven minutes from time.

Trailing only on goals scored in third spot are Clifton who won 6-0 away at Harlington Juniors. Jack Kendrick leading the way with three goals, James Bell netting twice and George Denman once. Also enjoying life on the road to open up their season were Stopsley United the 3-0 victors at Brache Phoenix thanks to goals from Shiblu Maher, Emmanuel Oyegoke and Redha Zekri.

Elsewhere, a lone goal from Daniel Dumitrescu took Soccerlise to a 1-0 victory at Renhold. Whilst Bedford SA with goals from Ollie Hughes, Tom Andrews and Mohammed Parveez Uddin were held to a 3-3 home draw by The 61 FC Luton Reserves for whom Leroy White netted twice and Cleo Makaza once.

Division Three supported by Hy-Pro

Top scoring on the day and now top of the Division Three supported by Hy-Pro league table are Atletico Europa the 8-3 home winners over CS Rovers.  Abuki Sulyman leading the way with a hat-trick, Junior Ngogang grabbing  a brace alongside single goals from a Emmanuel Adjei penalty plus Mo Banda and Aaron Romain against Rovers replies via an own goal, Daniel Doherty and Kai Barton. Whilst in second spot are Caldecote Reserves who won 2-0 at Sandy with goals from Nicky Thomas and Nicky Albone.

There was a goal feast at Northwood Road End where visitors Sporting Carpathians ran out 5-4 winners over FC Haynes. Marcel Buruiana with a hat-trick and single goals via Pete Wilson and James Nolan bringing up the visitors nap hand against home replies via Chris Clarke, Jack Lammon and Harry Mabbitt plus a Ben Worbey penalty. Whilst Shefford Town & Campton Under 23's retained their seasons unbeaten ways when goals form Benn Robson and Jackson Armstrong took them to a 2-0 home win over FC Polonia (Luton)

Division Four

Elstow Abbey Reserves lead the way at the head of the Division Four standings after winning 7-3 at Blunham. Dan Jefferies leading the way with a hat-trick, Matthew Poulton netting twice and single goals coming the way of Charlie Stroud and Ollie Pearson against home replies via a David Garofalo brace and Lee Crouch. In second spot just goal difference behind are Flitwick Town A the 6-1 winners at Catsbrook Wanderers. Steve Gibson hitting a hat-trick and single goals being netted by Kealan Jones, Max Hughes and Amin Zoutat against a lone reply from Ire Akinfisoye.

In third spot still 100% for the season are Kempston Rovers who won 4-1 at Lea Sports PSG Reserves. Benjamin Wazadang with a brace plus single strikes from Junior Samuel and Frank Touko doing the damage against a lone PSG reply from Warren Bell. Whilst Shefford Town & Campton A sit in fourth spot following their 4-2 home win over M&DH Clapham Sports (Saturday) Sanna Makalo netting twice alongside singles goals from Scott Metcalfe and Rubin Scriener, the replies coming via Josh Clements and Luke Lee.

Elsewhere, Square FC were held to a 4-4 home draw by Bedford Santos. Connor Taylor with a hat-trick and a Khahli Patrick penalty marking the home scoresheet against Santos replies via Francios Homain twice and single goals for Fillip Hammond and Twum Agyapong.

Division Five

Leading the way at the head of the Division Five table are Woodside Adult who ran out 6-3 home winners over Tunisian Community with braces of goals from Alex Pearce and Sam Blackwood alongside single goals from Lewis Manu and Ollie Mallord. Aginst Community replies from Obeid Allah Hammami twice and Noureldin Abdelhafiz once.Whist in second spot are Wootton Blue Cross Under 23's the likewise 6-3 home winners over Sandy Reserves. Jack Spada and Noah Marsh hitting braces alongside single goals for Zach Baker and Cam Barnes-Potts against Sandy replies via Ashley Bell, Jimmy Scott and Joe Sharp.

In third spot also still 100% for the season are Newman United the 3-1 home victors over Luton Panthers. Sam Woodman, Jamie Dale and Shea Doran all finding the back of the net against a lone reply from Tafadzwa Tavarwisa.Whilst up in fourth spot are Harlington Juniors Reserves who claimed their first victory of the season when winning 4-1 at M&DH Clapham Sports (Saturday) Reserves. Daniel Jump with a brace plus goals from Liam Dewar and Harry Hensby only being replied to once by Rasheed Okegan for the home side.

Elsewhere, Clifton Reserves opened their season by winning 2-1 at Revivalists. Jamie Lampty and Liam Chalkley on their scoresheet against a Richard Thomson reply for the home side.