Bedfordshire County Football League

Elstow Abbey remain five points clear at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform standings after they took their unbeaten ways up to nine games with a 3-0 victory at Biggleswade United U'23s. Jason Allison, Craig Damon and Steve Gentle all finding the back of the net. Now in second spot are Sharnbrook who extended their unbeaten ways up to five games with a 2-1 home win over AFC Oakley. James Barron and James Watkinson the home goalscorers against a lone reply from Nathan Aulsberry.

Still very much in the title race are fourth place Biggleswade FC Reserves who ran out 5-1 home winners over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves. It was the Town via Ryan Dobson just 10 minutes into the game who took the lead until Kian Coles levelled matters just 13 minutes before the break. Second period action then saw Chris Richardson shoot FC in front  in the 66th minute before a Kian Coles penalty on 77 minutes and a strike from Joe Worboys just two minutes later seal the points for the home side before Mousa Jammeh brought up the nap hand goal right on stroke of the final whistle.

Elsewhere, following three straight defeats Queens Park Crescents returned to winning ways with a 2-0 home victory over Flitwick Town thanks to a brace of goals from Matthew Taiwo. Whilst Marston Shelton Rovers won 4-3 at Riseley Sports. Carl Borromeo and Harry Baker both netting twice against home replies via a brace for James Jermya and a single strike from Matt Marler.

The games Cranfield United v AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College and Crawley Green Reserves v Stevington postponed due to unfit pitches.

Division One

With the league leaders Sporting Lewsey Park sitting the afternoon out and second place Stotfold Development having their game postponed at Barton Rovers Reserves,now third place Poton United Reserves inched closer to the pair by winning 4-0 at Pitstone & Ivinghoe Reserves. Craig Packham netting twice alongside single goals from Josh Cobb and Emmanuel Folorunso.

For Henlow it was a 3-2 home victory over Cranfield United Reserves. Sam Crow, Rob Fitzgerald and Aldous Taylor marking their scoresheet against United replies via Ryan Phelps and Martin Holland. Whilst an unfit pitch saw the Lea Sports PSG v Flitwick Town Reserves game postponed.

Division Two supported by Hy-Pro

With league leaders Clifton sitting the afternoon out and the second v third place clash between AFC Oakley Reserves and Wootton Blue Cross postponed, fourth place Soccerlise failed to take advantage when beaten 1-6 at home by now fifth place Renhold. Liam Newton leading the way with a hat-trick, Roshan Chagger netting twice and Kyle Lewis once against a lone home reply from Szabi Nagy.

Also enjoying life on the road were Harlington Juniors the 2-1 winners at The 61FC Luton Reserves. A James Mackinnon penalty and a goal from Ollie Murphy earning the points against a home penalty in reply via Ben Holdsworth. Whilst Brache Phoenix ended a seven game winless run with a 3-2 home victory over AFC Bedford United. Alex Barbour, Nathianal Barimah and Oluwafemi Ojo on the home scoresheet against United replies via Bartosz Kielbowicz and Tayvon Charles.

The games AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves v Stopsley United and FC Haynes v Bedford SA postponed due to unfit pitches.

Division Three supported by Hy-Pro

There is no change at the head of the Division Three supported by Hy-Pro standings following wins for the top four teams. League leaders Wootton Blue Cross Reserves taking their current winning run up to 12 games with a 8-0 away win at CS Rovers. Ryan Smith netting four times, Callum Frater twice and single goals coming via Craig McCann and Sam Willett. Whilst second place Caldecote Reserves are  now unbeaten in their last seven outings following their 3-1 home victory over Shefford Town & Campton U23's. Evan Beldon netting twice and Riley Evans once against a Town reply from Rubin Scrivener.

For third place Sporting Carpathians it was a sixth straight home win in beating Atletico Europa 9-0. Marcel Buruiana leading the way with a hat-trick, Andrian Luncasu and Jordan Thomas both netting twice alongside single goals from Michael Bracko and Franklin Ojumobi. Whilst fourth place Sharnbrook Reserves with goals from Cormc Mccan and Caleb Ives were 2-1 home winners over FC Haynes Reserves for whom Harry Mabbitt netted.

Division Four

With league leaders Lea Sports PSG Reserves having their home game with Square FC postponed their lead at the head of the standings is now down to just two points after M&DH Clapham Sports ran out 8-0 home winners over Bedford Santos to extend their unbeaten ways to nine games. Daniel Beddow, Andy Sims and Owen Tuffin all netting twice and single goals coming via Rob Goates and Cameron Browne. Whilst also winning big were Flitwick Town A the 6-0 home winners over Catsbrook Wanderers. James Trapp with a brace plus single goals from Max Hughes, Dave Lyons, Dale Goldie and Sam Creamer doing the damage.

Elsewhere, it was a 4-1 home win for Shefford Town A in beating Blunham. Sanno Makalo with a brace plus single goals from Sam Knight and Taylor Walton only being replied to once by Conor Hurman for the visitors.

Division Five

For league leaders Wootton Blue Cross U23's it was a retension of their seasons unbeaten away ways when winning 3-0 at Luton Panthers. Zack Baker, Keaton Marsh and Jack Spada all finding the back of the net. Whilst Newham United now sit in second spot and still unbeaten at home this season after beating M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves 8-1. Sam Woodman leading the way with a hat-trick, Igor Zieba netting a brace and single goals coming via Stephen Robertson, Lee Gaffney and Jamie Dale against a lone M&DH reply via Bigby Qasim.

For Clifton Reserves it was a 4-2 home win over Harlington Juniors Reserves. George Denham netting three times and Ali Moat once against Juniors replies via Edward Prior and Lewis Cooksley..Whilst Revivalists ended a five game losing run by winning 4-2 at Woodside Adult. Shanuolu Adeyemi with a brace plus goals from Conor Steels and Ryan Malone only being replied to twice via Alex Pearse and Dan Henry-Welsh for the home side.