Bedfordshire County Football League

The leadership of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table is now in the hands of Elstow Abbey who retained their seasons 100% home ways with a 2-0 victory over the previous 100% Biggleswade FC Reserves. Antony Lesile and Sheldon Washington netting the goals. Whilst just goal difference behind them in second spot are Caldecote who won 4-0 at Sharnbrook. Dan Fennell with a hat-trick and a single goal from Liam Beech doing the damage.

Both these clubs jumping above Stevington whose home fixture with Bedford Albion was postponed due to covid 19 issues. In fourth spot are Queens Park Crescents who ran out 3-2 home winners over Marston Shelton Rovers. Mohammed Abbass, Mason Watkins and Mohammed Raheem Jabber on the Crescents scoresheet against Rovers replies via a brace from Harry Murray.

For AFC Oakley it was a case of having to twice come from behind to retain their seasons unbeaten ways and a share of the spoils in a 3-3 draw at Crawley Green Reserves. Timmy Akerele with a brace and Kienan Malone on the home scoresheet against a brace from Shaun Barnett and a single goal from Alfred Dawson in reply. Whilst Cranfield United went nap with a 5-0 home victory over Riseley Sports. Henry Mungwira leading the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Courtney Boughton and Sam Macrae.

For Shefford Town & Campton Reserves it was a first away win of the season with a 3-1 victory at Flitwick Town. Harry Lovely, Freddie Ferrari and Leon Taylor netting the goals against a lone Town reply from Florin Filimon. Whilst collecting their first points of the season were AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves who won 3-0 at Biggleswade United U23 thanks to two sucessful spot kicks from Elliot West and a strike from Joshua Marshall

Division One

Stotfold Development are now a point clear at the head of the Division One standings after retaining their seasons unbeaten ways with a 8-0 victory at the previous unbeaten Sporting Lewsey Park. Kurtis Alleyne with a hat-trick, Kyle Watson with a brace plus single goals from Harry Buckley, Craig Skelton and Billy Little doing the damage. Now in second spot and still 100% at home are Potton United Reserves who were 3-1 home winners over Cranfield United Reserves thanks to a hat-trick from Emmanuel Folorunso against a lone reply from Elliot Boothe.

Now in third spot are St Josephs (Saturday) who remain 100% for the season on the road after winning 7-1 at Wilstead. Dean Whittaker, Aaron Jarvis and Ultan Coonan all netting twice and Glen Marshall once against a lone home reply from Myles Hutton. Whilst also enjoying life on the road were Barton Rovers Reserves who also remain 100% on the road this season after winning 7-3 at Pitstone & Ivinghoe Reserves. Jamie Small neting five times to go alongside single goals for Tierlan Wilson and Tyler Ingham against home replies via Bradley Churchill twice and Ellis Capp once.

For Totternhoe Reserves it was a 2-1 home victory over Flitwick Town Reserves. Aaron Lewis and Edward Horne on the home scoresheet and Reece Smith for the Town. Whilst Henlow were gifted the three points after Ickwell & Old Warden failed to raise a side to host them on the Green.

Division Two supported by Hy-Pro

Clifton retained their seasons 100% record to now lead the Division Two supported by Hy-Pro league table by two points with a 5-4 home win over Bedford SA. Josh Adams and Jack Kendrick both netting twice and James Fallart once to bring up the nap hand against replies from Ollie Hughes, Ollie Raymond, Tyrone Kelly and Alex Espostio. In second spot are Wootton Blue Cross who were held to a 3-3 home draw by Brache Phoenix. Ben Hall with a brace plus Josh Burnapp netting for the Blue Cross against a brace in reply from Olademji Olatunde alongside a single goal from Akeem Barbour.

The biggest win of the day belonged to Soccerlise who were 9-0 home winners over The 61 FC Luton Reserves. John Turner, Christian Robinson, Tom Swinford and Luke Freeman all netting twice plus Lewis Grant once. Whilst FC Haynes were the 4-1 home victors over Stopsley United. Tyler Winter, Scott Fruscante, Aaron Lumsden and Hayden Dormer all finding the back of the net against a lone United reply from Randy Asare.

Elsewhere, AFC Oakley Reserves retained their seasons 100% home ways in beating Renhold 3-2. Josh Morgan with a brace plus Harvey Holland on their scoresheet against a Michael France penalty and a goal from Neville Allen in reply. Whilst gaining their first win of the season were Harlington Juniors 3-0 at AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves with goals from Jordan Knight, Matt Howe and Josh Hensby.

Division Three supported by Hy-Pro

With Atletico Europa sitting the afternoon out Wootton Blue Cross Reserves took full advantage to climb above them to the top of the Division Three supported by Hy-Pro standings by winning 4-1 at FC Polonia (Luton) Pat Daly, James McGuinnes, Reece Mills and Ali Mohijaldeen all on their scoresheet against a lone home reply from Przemyslaw Gorczyca. Whilst now third place are Sharnbrook Reserves who retained their season unbeaten ways with a 5-3 win at Caldecote Reserves. Charlie Hurley with a brace plus single goals from Scott Humphreys, Caleb Ives and Edward Hatfield-Swan bringing up the nap hand against home replies via Nicky Thomas twice and Liam Brady Peel once.

Now in fourth spot are Sporting Carpathians who netted a 12-0 home victory over FC Haynes Reserves. Jordan Thomas leading the way with four goals, Michael Brako netting a hat-trick, Petru Ciochina a brace alongside single goals from Jamie Nolan, Tau Roberts and Paul Douglas. Whilst CS Rovers opened their home season with a 3-2 victory over Shefford Town & Campton Under 23's. Thomas Gales, Carlo Mariano and Ethan Cawdell netting for the Rovers against Town replies via Callum Riggs and Sam Heron.

Elsewhere, Sandy picked up their first point of the season in drawing 3-3 at Marston Shelton Rovers Reserves. Peter Kerr twice and Perry Connolly once netting for the Rovers against a hat-trick in reply from Jack Fox for the visitors.

Division Four

A glance at the head of the Division Four league table shows five sides just separated by goal difference. They are headed by Elstow Abbey Reserves despite them losing 7-3 at Shefford Town & Campton A who hold down third spot. Sanna Makalo with a hat-trick plus single goals from Robbie Davis, Dave Holbrook, Kyle Cook and Taylor Walton marking the Town scoresheet againt Abbey replies via Brad Duffet, Jhey Tompkins and James Copley.

In second spot are M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves who were 4-0 home winners over Square FC. Owen Tuffin, Jack Shears, Fred Shannon and Louis Lee netting the goals. Whilst fourth place Flitwick Town A lost their seasons 100% record when beaten 7-2 at home by Lea Sports PSG Reserves. Max Hughes and Dave Lyons on the home scoresheet whilst both Warren Bell and Aaron Bean netting braces for PSG to go alongside single goals for Taylor Driver, Callum Giles and Ryan Bean.

The fifth spot is held by Kempston Rovers despite losing 8-3 at Blunham. Matthew McCartney with a hat-trick, Robbie Richmond with a brace plus an own goal and single strikes from Jamie Morrallee and Lee Arnold taking Blunham to their opening win of the season against Rovers replies via Elijah Haynes, Kian Russell and Tyrell O'Connor. Just three points behind in sixth place are Bedford Santos who were 3-0 home winners over Catsbrook Wanderers with goals from Jacob Olendzki, Junior Mulubi and Fillip Hammond.

Division Five

Wootton Blue Cross U23 are now five points clear at the head of the Division Five standings and still 100% for the season after winning 15-2 at Tunisian Community. Zach Baker leading the way with five goals, Jack Spada netting a hat-trick, Jude Thompson and Jacob Primett on the mark with braces to go alongside single goals for Alan Henman, James Campbell and Ben Peachey. The home replies coming from Yousef Mammoud and Alfateh Alfateh. Whilst Luton Panthers are in second spot following their 3-3 home draw with Newman United. Liam Day, Jake Charles and John Katati seeing their goals cancelled out by Sam Woodman, Igor Zieba and Ryan Moynihan.

Just goal difference behind in third spot are Clifton Reserves who lost their seasons 100% ways when held to a 2-2 at Harlington Junior Reserves. Edward Prior and Daniel Jump on the home scoresheet against a brace in reply from Elliot Powell. Elsewhere, Woodside Adult picked up their first away points of the season when winning 3-1 at Sandy Reserves. Aaron Dan, Saul Gun and Alex Pearce seeing their goals only replied to once by James Scott for the home side.

For Revivalists it was a first home win of the season 3-1 over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Henry Goldsmith, Connor Steels plus an own goal doing the damage against a lone reply from Toby Heath.