Goal-crazy Biggleswade Town on fire as FC and United also win

​Biggleswade Town’s astonishing run of goalscoring form continued this week with two more impressive wins.

The Waders have now won their last seven league games and scored 30 goals in the process, with 17 of the goals having come in the last three matches.

Liam Smyth scores for Biggleswade United against Aylesbury Vale Dynamos on Saturday. Photo: Richard Southan.placeholder image
Liam Smyth scores for Biggleswade United against Aylesbury Vale Dynamos on Saturday. Photo: Richard Southan.

Following the 8-1 win over AFC Dunstable on March 7, last Saturday saw them run out 5-0 winners at home to Northwood before they then won 4-2 at Hadley on Tuesday night to remain third in the SPL Division One Central standings, although still 11 points behind leaders Leighton Town who also have a game in hand.

So whilst a play-off place looks the most likely outcome for Biggleswade should their positive form continue, the momentum being gained going into the seasons’ final weeks can only put them in good stead.

This weekend, they will visit Ware who ended the weekend in seventh place in the standings.

*Biggleswade FC remain just one place behind the Waders as they won 2-1 at Barton Rovers on Saturday, Luke Oswick and Alex Marsh on target.

They host bottom-of-the-table AFC Dunstable on Saturday.

*Biggleswade United maintained the pressure on those above them in the SSML Premier Division with a 2-0 win at home to Aylesbury Vale Dynamos on Saturday.

Ryan Lewis and Lewis Smyth got the goals to leave United third in the league and six points behind leaders Winslow, having played the same number of games – both sides having played two more matches than second-placed Haringey Borough.

Haringey Borough who then knocked Biggleswade out of the Premier Division Cup on Tuesday night, winning 3-2 to reach the semi-finals.

This weekend, United host seventh-placed Tring Athletic before then going to current eight-place side Sawbridgeworth on Tuesday night.​

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