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Sunday 09th October 2022 |
Biggleswade FC Reserves still lead the way at the head of the Premier Division Table |
Premier Division supported by Sportform There is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform standings following wins for the top three clubs. Biggleswade FC Reserves remaining a point clear at the head of the summitt after chalking up their fifth win on the bounce 3-1 at home against bottom of the table Barton Rovers Reserves. Oliver Thomas, Josh Roberts and Oscar Smith all finding the back of the net against a lone Rovers reply via Zach Decker. Whilst second place Elstow Abbey retained their season's unbeaten ways by winning 2-1 at Queens Park Crescents who were beaten at home for the first time this season. Dan Mattin netting both of the Abbey goals against a lone Crescent's reply from Matthew Taiwo. Still in third spot are Cranfield United who took their unbeaten ways to five games with a 2-0 victory over AFC Kempston Town Hammers with goals from Drew Roberts and Timmy Akerele. Whilst now in fourth place are Caldecote who remain 100% on the road this season after winning 4-0 at Marston Shelton Rovers, Joe Follano with a hat-trick and Rafe Goodman netting the goals. Dropping down into fifth place are Flitwick Town who were held to a 2-2 draw at Riseley Sports who came up with a 90th minute equalizer via Sonny Newton Cootes, Matt Marler having netted the earlier home goal against Town strikes from Brad Johnson and Dan Stafford. The top six now made up by Crawley Green Reserves the 3-0 home winners over Shefford Town & Campton Reserves thanks to a brace from Timmy Akerele and a goal from Chris Butler. There was a first win of the season for Biggleswade United Reserves 3-2 at AFC Oakley. Fraelias Mienambolo netting all three goals against home replies from Louis Green And Harry Grey. Whilst Stotfold Development collected their first home points of the season in beating Sharnbrook 4-1. Jack Stanton, Billy Little, Keanu Fleming and Kurtis Alleyne all on their scoresheet against a lone reply from Jason Barron for the visiting side who were losing for the first time this season. Division One Henlow are now three points clear at the head of the Division One table after being gifted the three points when now bottom of the table Bedford Town FC Youth Development u23's failed to raise a side to meet them at Groveside. Whilst now in second spot are Lea Sports PSG who retained their season's unbeaten ways with a 4-0 home victory over Renhold. Milton Tomlinson Dennis, Callum Jones, Sean Dixon and Josh Straker netting the goals to do the damage. Third place is taken up by Totternhoe Reserves who retained their 100% away ways with a 7-0 win over the previous unbeaten Milton Keynes Dons Set U19 Development. Farrell Whitman leading the way with a hat-trick alongside single goals for Connor McKenna, Dan Brown, Braydon Judge and Billy Mckay. Whilst just goal difference behind in fourth spot are Clifton who required just a single goal from Elliot Powell to emerge the 1-0 victors at Buffs FC. Also enjoying life on the road were Bedford Albion and Wootton Blue Cross. The Blue Cross with braces of goals from Jack White, Joe Holmes and Reece Mills winning 6-2 at St Josephs ( Saturday) for whom Rian Macdonald and Gabriel Stewart netted. Whilst The Albion won 3-2 at Kempston Rovers Academy U23. Jay Hall with a brace and a goal from Luke Pursey doing the damage against Rovers replies from Richard Blankson and Papa Agynpong. Elsewhere, Lewsey Park claimed their first of the season with a 2-1 home victory over Cranfield United Reserves. Liam Jarvis and Owen Hearty marking the Park scoresheet against a penalty reply from United's Conor Kavanagh. Division Two supported by Hy-Pro Harlington now lead the way at the head of the Division Two supported by Hy-Pro standings after they retained their unbeaten season's ways with a 7-0 home victory over AFC Bedford United. Ben Whalley with a brace joined on the scoresheet by single goals from Chris Tillott, Calum Mackay, Luke Williams, Matt Coffey and Igor Maslowski. Whilst second place Wootton Blue Cross Reserves were 5-1 home winners over FC Haynes. Zack Baker with a brace and single goals from Jacob Primett, Josh Cain and Noah Marsh bringing up the nap hand against a lone reply from Tyler Winter. With third place Westoning Recreation sitting the afternoon out now just goal difference behind them in fourth place are Sporting Carpathians who lost their season's 100% home ways when held to a 2-2 draw at home by Brache Phoenix. Michael Brako and Franklin Ojumobi on the home scoresheet against Phoenix replies via Alex Barbour and Zayd Williams. For Bedford SA it was a retension of their seasons 100% away ways in winning 3-1 at Flitwick Town Reserves who were dropping their first home points of the season. Andrew Latimer netting twice and Kane Alexander once against a Town reply via Dale Goldie. Whilst Stopsley United are still 100% at home this season after beating Caldecote Reserves 6-3. Emmanuel Oyegoke and Ashleigh Lewis with braces plus single goals from Kieron McRedmond and Leslie Medford doing the damage against visitors replies via James Tub, Nick Thomas and Callum Mason. Elsewhere there was first wins of the season, both on the road for The 61 FC Luton Reserves and Wilstead. The 61 winning 3-2 at the previous 100% Shefford Town & Campton Development with goals from Kenan Acre, Barry Clarke and Courtney Small against Town replies from Dan Sheehan and Chad Walker. Whilst Wilstead with goals from Sam Ward and Phil Johnson won 2-1 at AFC Kempston Town Hammers Reserves for whom Drey Mahanzu netted. Division Three supported by Hy-Pro Stotfold Junior still hold a two point lead at the head of the Division Three supported by Hy-pro standings despite going down to a 2-1 defeat at Ickwell & Old Warden who are now up into second spot and having played one game fewer. Luke Gurnay and Conor Green netting for the home side against a lone reply from Lewis Baverstock. Dropping down in third spot are Caddington who lost their 100% ways when beaten 2-1 at Newman United for whom Sam Woodman netted both goals against a lone reply from George Burden. The biggest winners of the day were Sharnbrook Reserves who claimed their first home points of the season in beating bottom of the table Atletico Europa 5-0. Jack Constable with a treble and Jason Hurley with a double bringing up the nap hand. Whilst Lea Sports PSG Reserves claimed their first away win of the season 4-3 at M&DH Clapham Sports. Dylan Cadger with a hat-trick and a lone goal from Matthew Morton outweighing a brace from Fred Shannon and a single goal from Daniel Beddow for the home side. Also winning for the first time this season were FC Haynes Reserves the 3-1 home winners over Sporting Carpathians Reserves thanks to a hat-trick from Luke Buhagier against a lone reply from Yzedin Bregu. But Elstow Abbey Reserves still await their first home points of the season after being beaten 2-1 by Kempston Rovers BCFL for whom Elijah Haynes and Jeff Gyasi found the back of the net against a Abbey reply from Brad Duffett. Division Four Clifton Reserves are two points clear at the head of the Division Four standings after they retained their season's 100% ways with a 7-0 home win over Revivalists. James Dickinson with a hat-trick, Ali Moat with a brace plus single goals from Christian Farrugia and Tony Norman doing the damage. Whilst now second place Blunham retained their unbeaten season's ways with a 2-1 home victory Luton Panthers who had started the day 100% in second spot. and down drop a place into third. Connor Heaps and David Smith on the home scoresheet against a Panthers reply from Trey Brand. In fourth spot are Leighton Woodside who retained their season's unbeaten away ways with a 2-0 victory at Meltis Rangers with goals from Dan Henry-Welsh and Alex Pearse.Whilst fifth place Flitwick Town A are still 100% on home soil this season after beating Marston Shelton Rovers Reserves 4-0. George Roach netting twice alongside single strikes from Max Hughes and Chris Dawes. For sixth place Bedford Wanderers it was a 2-3 home defeat by the still 100% away from home Sandy Reserves. Aiden Howard, Jack Fox and Stewart Robertson neting for Sandy and Luke Foster twice for the Wanderers. Whilst seventh plave Caldecote U23's claimed their first home point of the season from a 2-2 draw against CS Rovers. Max Plunkett and Jaden Ford on the home scoresheet against Rovers replies via Daniel Bhatti and Ben Rodgers. Elsewhere, Harlington Juniors Reserves claimed their first points of the season when winning 6-2 at Catsbrook Wanderers. Eddie Prior and Martin Bull with braces and single goals from Tayler Clayton and Daniel Jump doing the damage against Wanderers replies via Louie Smith and Jordan Holmes. Whilst Kempston Athletic claimed their first home points of the season in beating M&DH Clapham Sports Reserves 5-1. William Mansah twice alongside single goals from Michael Wheatley, Lucas Cain and Gianluca Testa bringing up the nap hand against a lone reply from Jack Hedley for the visitors. |
09/10/2022 |