Football

Premier Division action this weekend was to commence on Friday evening when under the floodlights at Weston Park, Marston Shelton Rovers chalked up their fourth home win on the bouce and moved into third spot with a 3-1 victory over Queens Park Crescents.

Biggleswade Town completed a remarkable double over runaway league leaders Kettering on Saturday.

Biggleswade Town host league leaders Kettering Town on Saturday as their bid to surge into a play-off place in the Southern League hots up.

An Abraham Eze goal and a Nathan George penalty were enough to get Biggleswade FC back to winning ways against Leverstock Green at Langford Road on Saturday.

Potton bounced back from last week’s Wembley defeat with a gritty performance that was rewarded with the points after an excellent second half.

Harefield kept their unbeaten record at the top of the table intact on Saturday although they were pushed hard by a hard working Langford side in blustery conditions at Forde Park.

Stotfold finally hauled themselves off the bottom of the SSML Premier Division table after a 1-0 win on Saturday.

Shefford Town and Campton eased their way into the last four of this season’s Britannia Cup with a 4-0 victory at Flitwick Town.

A tremendous game of attacking football in North London ended with Langford on the wrong end of a seven goal thriller on the home side’s 3G pitch.

Biggleswade United secured an easy 5-0 win over an inexperienced Leverstock Green on Saturday to secure their fourth spot in the SSML Premier table.

Arlesey earned a point in a game of few chances at home to Edgware Town on Saturday.

Potton were made to pay for defensive errors as they fell to a disappointing 3-2 defeat at Wembley on Saturday.

It was a bad day at the office for Biggleswade Town as they finished with ten men in a home defeat to local rivals Royston Town on Saturday.

There is no change at the head of the Premier Division supported by Sportsform following wins for the top three.

A late penalty saw Arlesey town secure a point at home to Harpenden Town on Saturday.

Biggleswade FC’s Wembley dream is over after a goal either side of half-time saw them go down 2-1 to a vastly-experienced and dogged Canterbury City side on Sunday in the FA Vase Quarter-Final.