Bedfordshire County Football League

The Premier Division supported by Sportsform title race will now only be decided in the season's final week following wins for Biggleswade FC Reserves and Crawley Green Reserves. Second place Biggleswade FC Reserves miving to within a single point of league leaders Sharnbrook after they took their unbeaten ways up to eight games with a 9-0 home victory over Stevington. Sammy Diaz Fisher leading the way with an hat-trick alongside single goals from Oscar Smith, Moussa Jamal, Harry Roberts, David Lenton, Kian Coles and Josh Roberts. Whilst third place Crawley Green Reserves now only trail the league leaders by just two points but having played a game less after winning 5-1 at now bottom of the table AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College. Timmy Akerele netting twice alongside single goals from Dominic Horn, Chris Butler and Charlie O'Mahony to bring up the nap hand. The lone Town reply coming from Elliot West.

Town dropping to the bottom of the standings after Riseley Sports jumped above them by sharing the spoils in a 2-2 home draw with Biggleswade United Under 23's. Lewis Donald on the scoresheet twice for the home side and United replies coming via Dan Carter and Bernat Puit-Valls. Whilst sixth place Caldecote made it four home wins on the bounce in beating Flitwick Town 2-0 thanks to goals from Giuseppe Falano and Rafe Goodman.

Elsewhere, AFC Oakley returned to winning ways for the first time in five outings with a 4-1 home victory over Queens Park Crescents. Stuart Gillies netting twice alongside single goals from Nathan Aulsberry and Josh Moran against a lone reply from Danial Rasol.

Division One

Sporting Lewsey Park's quest for the three points that would see them finish the season in third spot was to end in disappointment when beaten 3-1 at Totternoe Reserves. James Ray, Niall Woodland and Jake Daley on the home scoresheet against a lone Park reply from Liam Jarvis for whom Chris Rizza was making his 809th apperance. Whilst Lea Sports PSG will now finish the season in fifth spot after they took their unbeaten home ways up to five games in beating Flitwick Town Reserves 4-2 with goals from Rob Hennem, Kian Devers, Jimmy Haughney and Will Tyler.

Whilst St Joseph's (Saturday) were gifted the three points when bottom of the table Pitstone & Ivinghoe Reserves failed to raise a side to travel into Luton to meet them.

Division Two supported by Hy-Pro

Renhold kept their hopes alive of a third place finish after a brace of goals from Reece Baker and single strikes from Jordan Cox and Dan Thomas took them to a 4-0 home win over FC Haynes. Whilst their main rivals fir that third place AFC Oakley Reserves were gifted three points after Bedford SA failed to raise a side to travel to Church Lane.

Elsewhere Clifton who were crowned the Division Two Supported by Hy-pro champions in midweek took their unbeaten ways up to six games by winning 4-1 at AFC Kempton Town & Bedford College Reserves. Luke Burkett, James Fallart, George Denman and Reece Stokes all finding the back of the net against a Town penalty reply from Jamie Cooper.

Division Three supported by Hy-pro

For the Division Three supported by Hy-Pro champions Wootton Blue Cross Reserves it was an end to their 16 game winning run and season's unbeaten home ways when beaten 3-5  by FC Polonia (Luton) who are now unbeaten in their last six starts. Rafel Zawislan netting twice alongside single goals from Marchin Bator, Marchin Ostrowski and Alan Rudzki to bring up the nap hand against home replies from Ryan Smith, Kevin Snoxall and Rob Russell.

Whilst the season's silver medalists Sporting Carpathians were the 3-1 winners at Shefford Town & Campton Under23's. Ahead in the eighth minute via Nicole Covileac they sealed the three points with goals from Joe Gannon ( 70 minutes) and Franklin Ojumobi (75 minutes) before the Town's goal arrived a minute from time via Joseph Parry.

Division Four

There was just two scheduled games, alas both fell by the wayside. Flitwick Town A failing to raise a side to travel and face the 2021-22 seasons Division Four champions Lea Sports PSG Reserves who having been gifted the three points will retain their season's home 100% record and end the campaign on a 10 game winning run. Whilst Shefford Town & Town A were also duly gifted three points when Square FC failed to raise a side to entertain them  in a game that due to the unavailability of their home ground had been switched to be played under the floodlights at Hitchin Road on Friday evening.

Division Five

The clash between the top two sides saw league leaders Sporting Carpathians Reserves maintain their season's unbeaten home ways in sending second place Wootton Blue Cross Under 23's home empty handed in beating them 4-3 to end the Blue Cross unbeaten seasons away ways. Jordan Thomas with a brace plus goals from Tau Roberts and Troy Ottah marking the home scoresheet against Blue Cross replies from Zack Baker twice and Noah Marsh once.

Whilst the clash of the bottom two sides was to go the way of Harlington Junior Reserves who claimed their first home win of the season in beating M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves 4-2 with goals from Simon Poole, Daniel Jump, James Lovett and Michael Button against replies from Flyn Bradley and Jason Bako. Elsewhere, Sandy Reserves were the 2-1 home winners over Luton Panthers. Anesu Terera and Jack Fox netting the goals against a lone reply from Kyle Perry for the Panthers.