Bedfordshire County Football League

With morning league leaders Stevington sitting the afternoon out they now find themselves in second spot and trailing the new league leaders AFC Oakley on goal difference after they won 5-3 at Marston Shelton Rovers. Shaun Barnett leading the way with a hat-trick and single goals coming from Alfred Dawson and Alex Liburd to bring up the nap hand against Rovers replies via Ben Moore, Matthew Eddy and Sam Nelson. Whilst just a point behind in third spot are Elstow Abbey who were 3-0 home winners over Flitwick Town thanks to goals from Dom Palmieri, Glenn Tumulty and Craig Damon.

Elsewhere, Sharnbrook were the 5-2 home winners over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. Josh Griggs with a hat-trick and James Barron with a brace doing the damage against Town replies via Sam Day and Telmo Jesus.

Bedfordshire FA Senior Trophy Quater-Finals

For Queens Park Crecents it was a 4-0 home victory over Biggleswade FC Reserves, Matthew Talwo with a brace and single goals from Ayaz Hussain and Garvin Watson marking their scoresheet. Alas it was the end of the road for our other three clubs. Crawley Green Reserves going down 0-1 at home to Shefford Town & Campton, Cranfield United losing 2-0 at Stotfold and Riseley Sports defeated 3-1 at Langford, Matt Marler netting the goal.

Division One

There is no change at the head of the Division One standings following wins for the top three sides. League leaders Stotfold Development with goals from Craig Skelton, Kurtis Alleyne, Nash Sagwete and Joe Bennett winning 4-0 at Wilstead. Whilst second place Potton United Reserves made it three wins on the bounce with a 3-1 victory at Flitwick Town Reserves. Cole Butler, Christopher Bacchus and Craig Packman all finding the back of the net against a Town reply from Mark Bartlett.

Meantime, third place Barton Rovers Reserves are now unbeaten in their last eight outings following their 3-1 home win over Henlow. Tyler Ingham netting twice and Bradley Johnson once against a lone reply from Rob Fitzgerald  for the visitors. Now in fourth spot are Totternoe Reserves after they were gifted the three points when Pitstone & Ivinghoe Reserves failed to raise a side to journey to meet them at Dunstable Road.

Dropping down the standings into fifth place are St Josephs ( Saturday) who lost their season's 100% away record when beaten 5-3 at Sporting Lewsey Park who now sit just goal difference behind them in sixth place. Chris Gibson and Luke Lincoln both netting twice and Scott Murchie once for the Park against a hat-trick in reply via Aaron Jarvis for the visitors. Whilst Cranfield United Reserves now take up seventh spot following their 4-2 home victory over Lea Sports PSG. Martin Holland, Josh Thomas, Robert Morgan and Ryan Phelps from the penalty spot on the United scoresheet against a brace in reply from PSG's Joe Hennem.

Division Two supported by Hy-Pro

Wootton Blue Cross remain nine points clear at the head of the Division Two supported by Hy-Pro standings after netting their seventh win on the bounce 4-0 at home over Harlington Juniors. Josh Burnapp, Josh Spavins, Ben Chrystie and Jordan Williams on their scoresheet. Whilst second place AFC Bedford United were 2-1 home winners over AFC Oakley Reserves. Jesse Van Agen netting both goals against a lone reply via Oli Plestead.

With third place FC Haynes sitting the afternoon out they are now just goal difference ahead of Clifton who retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 4-2 victory at Brache Phoenix. James Bell with a brace plus goals from James Fallart and George Denman outweighing home replies from Ashley Barbour and Cameron Calderwood. Whilst the biggest win of the day belonged to Renhold who were 6-1 home winners over Stopsley United. Neville  Allen leading the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Shane Cox, Sergi Kadji and Liam Newton against a lone United reply from Cullum Fratter.

Elsewhere, Bedford SA returned to winning ways 3-0 at Soccerlise with goals from Ollie Hughes, Ollie Raymond and Michael Allen. Whist AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves picked up their first point of the season from a 2-2 draw at The 61FC Luton Reserves. Anus Bechkoum and Sam King on their scoresheet against 61 replies via Cleo Makaza and Ben Holdsworth from the penalty spot.

Watson Shield Group Games

The lone action in Group A saw Shefford Town & Campton U23's and FC Haynes Reserves share the points in a 4-4 draw. Scott Metcalfe with a hat-trick and a goal from Geoffery Pell-Clarke marking the Town scoresheet against braces in reply from Harry Mabbitt and Michael Bates.

In Group B, Caldecote Reserves made it two wins from two outings with a 4-1 home victory over Wootton Blue Cross Reserves. Rafe Goodman, Taz Andrews, Eddie Lungay and Carl Heath all finding the back of the net against a lone reply from Ryan Smith. Whilst Sporting Carpathians Reserves were the 9-2 winners at Tunisian Community. Franklin Ojumobi and Kudzal Sitambuli netting braces and single goals coming from Paul Douglas, Elliot Richards, Jake Brown, Louie Teakle and John Webber against a brace in reply from Alfetah Alfetah for the home side.

In Group C, Woodside Adult now top the table following their 5-0 home victory over Revivalists. Alex Pearse with a hat-trick and Saul Gunn with a brace doing the damage. Whilst Blunham made it two wins on the bounce with a 2-1 home victory over Square FC. Lee Arnold and Alfie Warwick on their scoresheet against a lone reply from Luke Alligan.

In Group D, Sandy now lead the standings following their 8-0 home win over Catsbrook Wanderers. Jack Fox leading the way with four goals, Michael Turner netting a hat-trick and a single goal coming the way of George Tester. In second spot are Sharnbrook Reserves who won 5-0 at CS Rovers. Josh Crook with a brace plus single goals from Scott Humphreys, Max Wright and Dan Curran bringing up the nap hand.

M&DH Clapham Sports lead the way in Group E after a lone goal from Jack Shears took them to a 1-0 home win over Sandy Reserves. Whilst Clifton Reserves were the 5-1 home winners over Elstow Abbey Reserves. Liam Chakley with a brace plus single goals from Dylan Donaldson, Charlie Watson and Ali Moatt doing the damage against a lone Abbey reply via Bradley Duffet.

Topping the Group F table are Shefford Town & Campton A who won 3-1 at Harlington Juniors Reserves. Taylor Walton, Elliot Harley and Sanno Makalo on their scoresheet against a lone reply via Sam Taylor. Whilst Luton Panthers were the 2-1 home winners over Lea Sports PSG Reserves with goals from Miles Judge and Luciano Witter against a PSG reply via James Wildey.

In Group G, FC Polonia (Luton) lead the way following their 9-2 home victory over M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves. Braces of goals coming the way of Mateusz Antoniun, Grzegor Rudnickiz Rafal Zawisian and Przemyslaw Targowski plus a single strike from Karol Zarow against Sports replies via Odhran Imlah and Qasim Bigby. Whilst Bedford Santos drew 3-3 at home against Kempston Rovers. Gethin Jenkins, Francois Holman and Junior Mulubi marking the Santos scoresheet against Rovers replies via Santino Diniro, Zayaan Williamson and Omojisoluwa Bankole.

In top spot in Group H are Flitwick Town A following their 3-2 home win over Atletico Europa. Sean O'Donnell netting twice and Benn Ward Ward once against Europa strikes from Emillio Esposito and Omar D'Angostin. Whilst Wootton Blue Cross U23's won 6-5 at Sporting Carpathians. Noah Marsh leading the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals from Keaton Marsh, Alan Henman and Zach Baker the home replies coming via Prtru Ciochina with a brace and single goals from Marcel Buruiana,  Tau Roberts and Ryan O'Toole.