M A T C H D A Y P R O G R A M M E Tuesday 16thApril P R E M I E R D I V ISI O N VS A R L E S E Y T O W N V S P O T T O N U T D
Today's Opposition Potton Utd 1943—Club formed during wartime. 1945—When peace broke out the Club joined the South Midlands League. The first matches were played at The Recreation Ground in Sandy Road. 1947—A group of local volunteers prepared the present ground at The Hollow, renting the ground from the Land Settlement Association. Won Bedfordshire Senior Cup. 1948—Entered the FA Cup and in First Qualifying Round beat Stewartby Works 6-1 away, which is still our highest score in this competition. Reached second Qualifying Round before losing 3-1 at Hitchin Town in a replay.Won Bedfordshire Senior Cup. 1952—Were drawn away to Bedford Town in the First Qualifying Round of the FA Cup. Supporters organized a train from Potton to Bedford but saw Potton lose 0- 6. 1955—Made application to join London-based Parthenon League, but were rejected. 1956—After a season in limbo the Club joined the Central Alliance League Division One (South). 1961—Joined the United Counties League. 1963—Sunday football side Potton Casuals formed and played their home matches at The Hollow. 1964—Won Bedfordshire Senior Cup beating Shillington 5-3. 1969—Lost 10-0 away to Cambridge United n the FA Cup (which is still our heaviest defeat in this competition). 1973—Our landlords, The Land Settlement Association wanted to sell the ground and our President, Peter Hutchinson, bought the ground and gave the club a 99 year lease at a peppercorn rent. Won League Knock Out Cup beating Bedford Eagles in the final. 1974—Finished bottom of Premier Division. 1976—Won Bedfordshire Senior Cup. 1977—Floodlights installed. 1978—Agreementwas reached with Potton Town Cricket Club that they could use the facilities at The Hollow. Won Bedfordshire Senior Cup for fifth time. 1984—Old dressing rooms (including communal bath) and clubroom was knocked down and replaced by the current clubhouse and dressing room. Potton Sports & Social Club formed, which comprised Potton United FC, Potton Town CC and Potton Timber Ltd Sports Club. 1987—Won first League title when they were unbeaten on their travels. 1988—New wooden stand built. Finished fourth in League. 1989—Won League title for second time and Ray Seekings scored a record 56 goals. Potton Tennis Club move to The Hollow with 2 tennis courts. 1990—Finished 14th in Premier Division. Reached the Fifth Round of the FA Vase before losing 3-1 away to Billericay in front of a crowd of 1000 plus. Woodentops Playgroup started using the clubhouse in January 1990. 21994—Andy Lloyd resigned and was replaced by the charismatic Kenny Davidson (who is now living in Barbados). 1995—Won Bedfordshire Premier Cup. 16th in League. 1997—Participated in 6 Cup Finals winning four of them.Finished fourth in Premier Division. 1998—Finished 14th in League. Kenny Davidson left the club and was replaced by Martin Humberstone, then Reserve Team Manager. 2009-10—Finished in the bottom half of Division One and losing finalist in Bedfordshire Senior Trophy 2010-11—In September Tom Galvin decided he wanted to concentrate on playing and so Darren Staniforth and Glen Clark were appointed joint Managers. Finished near bottom of Division One. 2011-12—Darren and Glen still in charge, signing a few new players. Nicky Stocks replaced Glen Clark during the year. Reserves reformed under the management of Duncan Field and Kieran Dempsey and they will compete in Division Two of the Bedfordshire County League. 2012-13—In lower level of both UCL and Bedfordshire County Leagues. Reached final of Beds FA Senior Trophy but lost 1-0 to Bedford FC. In March 2013 ground improvements finished that included fencing round the pitch, hard standing now all the way round the pitch and pay hut. 2013-14—Planning permission granted for covered standing for 50 spectators. Applied for funding for new floodlights. First Team finished 10th in league and Reserves in lower half odf their league. 2014-15—Application for grant for new floodlights has been granted and new floodlights being installed. Small Spectator Stand being installed. Reserves enter UCL Reserve Division under management of Nicky Stocks and a Potton United Under 18 has been entered in the Royston Crow League and will play their home matches at The Hollow on Sundays. The 1st team finished in 3rd place in Div 1, just missing out on promotion and got to the UCL knock-out cup final, losing 3-0 to AFC Rushden & Diamonds. 2016-17 – The club enter a reserve side back in the UCL under the management of Matt Gedney, Steve Maddix and Brad Smith and they make their way to the final of the Beds Intermediate Cup, losing on penalties to AFC Dunstable U21s. Laurence Revell takes over the rolw of 1st team Manager in October 2016 with Darren Staniforth stepping up to Football General Manager to oversee all teams within the club. The 1st team finish in 6th position in Division One which earns them a place in the FA Cup for the 2017-18 season. 2017-18 – The club runs an under 18 team for only the second time in the clubs history, which was entered in the Northants Senior Youth League. Laurence resigns as manager in December 2016 and former Potton striker Steve Kuhne takes over the role assisted by Lee Pyke. The 1st team go on a great run in February/March which sees them finish as runners up and promoted back to Step 5 of the football pyramid. They also feature in the final of the North Beds Charity Cup, beating Bedford FC 2-0. The reserves management resign in January and are replaced by senior players James Jordan and Joe Wills. 2018-19 – The FA laterally moved the 1st team to the Spartan South Midlands League but the reserves remain in the UCL. The 1st team finished a creditable 7th place in the league and made the final of the league challenge trophy. Steve Kuhne resigns at the end of the season and Laurence Revell returns to the club as manager. 2019-20 – Jimmy Martin joins management team as coach then takes over when Revell resigns in February. Reached final of Bedfordshire Senior Cup but the season was abandoned in March due to global pandemic Coronavirus. 2020-21 – another season abandoned due to Coronavirus. In May the club were advised they would be laterally moved back to the UCL. An unsuccessful appeal means we will be heading north for all our league fixtures. 2021-22 – after a difficult start finished in 10th place in UCL Premier. Runners u[ in Hinchingbrooke Cup, losing to Harborough Town in final. Request to be laterally moved back to SML for 22-23 granted by FA.
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Arlesey Town. 1 MATCH Aylesbury VD 1 REPORT CHRIS STERRY Arlesey's long injury list was slightly alleviated by the return of Bruno Brito for this game v Aylesbury but they still had to call on the up and coming youth teams as Lenny Crowter (ex player Reeces brother) and Lenny Georgiou received their 1st call ups On this really windy but warm spring day Arlesey started well as Alex Taylor found Brito and he tried to use the wind with a deep speculative chip that almost caught out Charlie Jones in the Aylesbury goal andvit went just over the bar. The wind at Arlesey's back also played a part as a good ball put Tommy Blennerhassett through butvthe ball picked up speed and beat him to the line. Another good move saw Blennerhassett find Josh Helmore who played a good ball to Larry Abolarin who played a good ball to Montel Brown who hit his shot just past the post. Aylesbury countered as Fabian Garcia crossed in, Steve Sylvester cleared it as far as Nathan Brownsword who hit a long shot that went past the post. Aylesbury gained a corner that was put out for another before it was half cleared by Brito and the ball was fired back in but it was no problems for Ollie Skinner. From an Aylesbury throw Taylor got a head to it but it went as far as Sean Duodu who hit a low shot that brought a save out of Skinner. Brito was fouled on the half way line and Tommy Cooney took the FK but the wind again caught it but it only just missed Brito at the far post. A break by Duodu saw him fouled by Sylvester on the edge of the Arlesey box which saw the 1st card of the afternoon for the Arlesey player. The FK was hit straight at the Arlesey wall and easily cleared. Arlesey countered as Noah Mosanya playing out of position crossed to Abolarin who turned on the 6yd line and fitred a shot that pulled a great save out of Jones, the ball was still heading towards the line and desperately hacked away as everyone tried to force it over. Aylesbury made their counter as Jake Baldwin found Duodu who was forced wide by the outcoming Skinner, he managed to find Baldwin whoes initial shot was blocked and the ball came out to Abu Khan who hit a low accurate shot through and empty corridor that went off the post and over the line behind Skinner for 0-1 on 33 mins. Arlesey tried to regroup as Abolarin fed in Brown whoes shot was blocked before it came to Matt Gilbert but his shot was overhit and high and wide. Brown played a good ball to Helmore whoes shot was deflected for a corner but this was cleared, and another Cooney FK found Bito but his header was wide. Gilbert played in a great cross towards Mosanya at the far post but again the wind put it just past him. Into added time Duodu again burst through and again he was stopped by a foul on the edge of the box by a foul by Cooney and this again saw the Arlesey player go into the book. The FK was driven past the post leaving it 0-1 at HT. Aylesbury started the 2nd period strongly as they won a corner that was only half cleared and a FK was awarded on the edge of the Arlesey box, this was deflected away for a corner that went behind for a GK. A good ball by Helmore looked to have fed in Blennerhassett but he was pulled up by a close O/S flag. A double Arlesey corner was eventually cleared. Another corner came to Brito whoes shot was initially blocked before he shot again past the post. Arlesey were putting some good moves together as Taylor found Brito who fed in Brown who hit a good shot that Jones did well to push around the post for a corner which was cleared. Arlesey replaced Abolarin with Cameron Oneil which led to a small reshuffle up front. Brown was fouled on the left hand side of the box and Cooney took the FK and beat everyone before Terry Griffiths cleared the ball off the line. Arlesey were pressing, Oneil put in a good cross that just missed Mosanya. A by now rare break from Aylesbury saw their two subs combine well and Curtis Brown shot past the post but he was O/S. A good ball from Oneil fed in Blennerhassett but again the wind interviewed and his cross went behind the goal. Arlesey replaced Brito who had a good return to the side with Demi Oladiran. From a throw Oneil got in a header that was taken by the keeper and a good move saw Taylor feed Brown into the box and he won a corner which found Sylvester who headed just past the post. Arlesey were applying the pressure, Blennerhassett again fed Brown Into the box, he beat his defender and crossed to Helmore but it just beat him in a great position. A long ball forward from Aylesbury almost cost a goal as Skinner came out to clear and his clearance hit Gilbert and the ball went up and dropped to Aaron Pike but Skinner more than redeemed himself with a great recovery save and clearance. As the game moved to the final minute of normal time Gilbert oerlapped into the box as Helmore was also felled and he was brought down by Griffiths and the ref pointed to the spot. Helmore required treatment and had to be be helped from the pitch, Brown grabbed the ball with purpose and eventually put the ball on the spot and drove it past Jones for the equaliser on 90 mins. Helmore was replaced by Lenny Crowter making his senior debut which led to a reshuffle. Taylor won the ball in the centre and put Oneil through coming from his own half, Jones came out hesitated then came again, oniel also hesitated before going again and Jones won the race by about 3 inches and the ball was hacked clear and Oniels chance of glory had gone. Aylesbury had a FK on the half way line but this was an easy take for Skinner and there was still time for an Aylesbury corner that was too deep and went out leaving it all square at 1-1. Arlesey looked much more balanced with Brito working well with Taylor in the middle and also introduced another young talent into the squad. Next up is an unusual THURSDAY game as we face promotion chasing MK Irish on the 11th and this will be a difficult game but Arlesey will be looking to take a positive attitude into this following this deserved draw.
Baldock Town 3 MATCH Arlesey Town. 1 REPORT CHRIS STERRY For this localaist of derbies spring finally seemed have arrived and it was a plesent warm early spring day. Arlesey were still without several players because of injuries and suspension so were again not at their strongest. Arlesey started well as Tommy Cooney played a good ball to Noah Mosanya who in turn played a good cross field ball out to Tom Millett but his cross was a little to strong and the ball drifted out. Eddie Carrington who was returning from suspension attacked through the centre but lost his footing on the edge of the D and it was cleared. A long clearance by Baldock found Owen Robertson out on the wing and he controlled it well before trying to attack Arlesey's box, Millett tackled him well getting the ball out for a corner but rolled over in obvious pain and after treatment he had to come off with what seemed yet another serious injury and he was replaced by Alex Taylor after just 7 minutes. From the corner delivered deep Ollie Skinner couldn't reach it and it came to George Devine who had a free header as he was unmarked but he put his header past the post. Cooney played another good ball out to Ezinna Odimebe who was making his home senior debut, he drilled in a good cross that went into the side netting. A good move through the centre found Odimebe who fired a shot just past the post as the game ebbed back and forth, a Baldock FK found Devine who shot and it was well blocked by Yasin Boodhoo and cleared. From a throw Cooney putbin a good cross that found Odimebe in the centre and he got in a header but it lacked power and went straight to David Archer in goal. A cross in from Cooney was well claimed by the keeper before at the other end another deep cross found Robertson who cut in before his shot was blocked and cleared by Boodhoo. From a FK Cooney delivered a good ball in which was well collected by Archer under pressure under his crossbar. From a Baldock corner Skinner was beaten to the ball by Robertson who hit a shot goalward, Matt Gilbert cleared it off the line but the ball was shot back in by George Kingham to score for 1-0 on 31 minutes. Suddenly Arlesey were in disarray. Another attack by Robertson saw him fouled by Noah Mosanya who was booked. The FK was put in and initially headed out by Alex Taylor and then delivered back in and missed by everyone in Blue and it was stroked over the line from close in by Marley Rochester-Stein with an open goal for 2-0 on 33 minutes. A foul on Gilbert produced a FK that found Carringtonwho hit a shot that was deflected past the post for a corner that was cleared. A break from Baldock saw Rochester-Stein find Devine who showed good control before shooting and forcing a good save from Skinner. Another long ball up found Devine who dispossessed Boodhoo and beat Skinner who was well off his line to shoot low into the net for 3-0 on 44 minutes. Just a minute a minute later Matt Gilbert received a ball and cut in before hitting a superb shot that beat Archer and flew into the top of the Baldock net for 3-1 on 45 minutes and his 2nd goal in consecutive games leaving it at 3-1 at HT. Arlesey made a treble change at the break as Josh Helmore replaced Dan Wappett, Larry Abolarin replaced Eddie Carrington and Demi Oladiran replaced Alex Taylor. As they reorganised Arlesey pressed forward and looked more balanced but the 1st chance of the half came to Robertson who turned and shot just over the bar. From a FK Cooney again delivered and found Boodhoo ejoes header was put out for a corner. This was delivered and put out for another corner several times before being cleared. A good ball saw Helmore fed in Abolarin but this was again put out for a corner. This was half cleared and delivered back in and met by Helmore but his header hit the post and went out but the O/S flag was up. Baldocks long ball was again causing problems and Gilbert headed out for a corner. This came to Harry Dollimore who found Devine who beat Skinner with his shot but he didn't beat Gilbert who cleared off the line. Noah Mosanya went down and he too had to replaced joining the long que for the physio table and he was replaced by Cam Oneil. A good move fed Oneil in but he could only find the side netting. From a FK Boodhoo had a header cleared before Odimebe had a shot that was deflected and taken by the keeper. Another long ball again found Robertson and Gilbert had to put the ball out for a corner that was delivered straight out. Helmore was fouled from behind that earned Malaki Black a yellow card but left Helmore limping again but he carried on as all subs had been used. Arlesey pushed forward towards the end but they were blocked every time and were unable to penetrate On 91 mins Gilbert was booked for a foul on Devine. The FK was put out for a corner which was cleared leaving it as a 3-1 defeat for Arlesey. This was a game littered with individual mistakes that cost goals almost every time and it cost two more injuries to add to the ever lengthening list. The one highlight of the game was a supurb goal fro Matt Gilbert, but this was a poor display from Arlesey. They must now reorganise again and prepare for Aylesbury who come to Arlesey next Saturday.
PREM 01/08/23 19:45 Arlesey Town 1-0 Cockfosters FAC 05/08/23 15:00 Sawbridgeworth Town 5-1 Arlesey Town PREM 12/08/23 15:00 Colney Heath 2-2 Arlesey Town PREM 15/08/23 19:45 Arlesey Town A (61) Potton United PREM 19/08/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 3-3 Tring Athletic FAV 26/08/23 15:00 Desborough Town 2-4 Arlesey Town PREM 29/08/23 19:45 Arlesey Town 1-5 Real Bedford PREM 02/09/23 15:00 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 0-2 Arlesey Town PREM 09/09/23 15:00 St Panteleimon 1-0 Arlesey Town PREM 12/09/23 19:45 Biggleswade United 6-1 Arlesey Town PREM 16/09/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 0-2 Crawley Green PREM 07/10/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 1-0 Sawbridgeworth Town PREM 10/10/23 19:45 Milton Keynes Irish 2-0 Arlesey Town PREM 14/10/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 0-5 FC Romania PREM 17/10/23 19:45 Dunstable Town 2-1 Arlesey Town FAV 21/10/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 2 pens 4 Eynesbury Rovers First CC 24/10/23 19:45 Arlesey Town 0-5 Bedford Town PREM 28/10/23 15:00 Harpenden Town 2-2 Arlesey Town PREM 04/11/23 15:00 Real Bedford 5-0 Arlesey Town PREM 11/11/23 15:00 Cockfosters 4-0 Arlesey Town GCT 18/11/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 2-1 Burton Park Wanderers PREM 16/12/23 15:00 Stansted 3-1 Arlesey Town PREM 23/12/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 0-2 Harpenden Town PREM 27/12/23 19:45 Arlesey Town 2-1 Baldock Town PREM 30/12/23 15:00 Arlesey Town 1-0 Biggleswade United PREM 06/01/24 15:00 London Lions 4-1 Arlesey Town PREM 09/01/24 19:45 Potton United 2-1 Arlesey Town PREM 13/01/24 15:00 Arlesey Town 1-2 Leverstock Green PREM 23/01/24 19:45 Arlesey Town 0-1 Colney Heath PREM 03/02/24 15:00 Shefford Town & Campton 0-1 Arlesey Town PREM 10/02/24 15:00 Arlesey Town 2-2 London Lions PREM 13/02/24 19:45 Arlesey Town 1-0 Crawley Green PREM 17/02/24 15:00 Arlesey Town 4-1 Dunstable Town PREM 20/02/24 19:45 Leverstock Green 2-1 Arlesey Town PREM 24/02/24 15:00 Arlesey Town 1-0 Stansted PREM 28/02/24 19:45 FC Romania 2-0 Arlesey Town PREM 09/03/24 15:00 Arlesey Town 2-2 Shefford Town & Campton PREM 19/03/24 19:45 Tring Athletic 1-0 Arlesey Town PREM 16/03/24 15:00 Crawley Green 2-2 Arlesey Town PREM 23/03/24 15:00 Sawbridgeworth Town 0-1 Arlesey Town PREM 30/03/24 15:00 Baldock Town 2-1 Arlesey Town PREM 06/04/24 19:45 Arlesey Town 1-1 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos PREM 23/03/24 15:00 Arlesey Town 0-1 Milton Keynes Irish PREM 16/04/24 19:45 Arlesey Town VS Potton United PREM 25/04/24 15:00 Arlesey Town VS Colney Heath PREM 20/01/24 15:00 Arlesey Town X St Panteleimon FIXTURES & RESULTS2 0 2 3 / 2 4
2 0 2 3 / 2 4 Player APP GLS YEL RED Sin Bin SUB ON CPT Abe, Joseph 31 2 3 12 Abolarin, Abiodun 8 1 6 Adesida, Melvin Adebambo 7 2 Airen, Jesse Iwinosa 2 Aouati, Samy 6 1 6 Araba, Isiaq Olukorede 4 2 Bamforth, Piers 1 1 Banton, Asher 1 1 Beaman, Brandon 2 1 blackwood, cordell 2 Blennerhassett, Thomas 7 1 1 Boodhoo, Yasin 15 1 1 1 2 2 Brown, Montel D'Angelo 22 4 4 Busby, Rory 27 9 5 2 4 Carrington Alberdi, Eddie 13 1 2 1 1 Cooney, Thomas Michael 17 1 6 1 2 Crowter, Lenny 1 1 Crowter, Reece Lewis Patrick 11 3 2 Davis, Kai Jueles 4 1 1 Udanoh, Daniel 7 1 Farah, Yonis Abdirizak 1 Felenko, Mykola 2 1 Galatis, Jack 3 Gardner, Sonny 1 1 Georgiou, Lenny Gilbert, Matt 38 3 9 2 Gooch, Aaron 12 2 2 Guerfi, Zakary 6 2 2 Hare, Jack 2 1 Helmore, Joshua 25 3 2 5 4 Hove, Euan 11 10 Howell, Zack 4 Ibrahim, Sherif 2 1 James, Dwade Kieron 5 2 Jordan, Lucas Alonzo 2 Lamond, Ryan 14 2 1 3 Lobo Brito, Bruno 27 4 2 3 22 McClelland, William 15 2 2 2 5 Mensah, Simon 1 Millett, Tom 24 1 2 4 Mosanya, Noah 16 5 1 O'NEIL, CAMERON 7 1 1 6 Odimgbe, Ezinna 4 1 Oladiran, Oluwademilade Abraham 6 5 Onasoga, Abiodun 2 Ovens, Tommy 10 1 6 Parker, Ethan 9 5 Pitts-Lewis, Kai 5 3 Randall, Adam 2 1 2 Richefond, Ryan James 5 1 3 Ridley, Callum 1 1 Ryan, Gabriel 11 2 8 Sayer, Archie 6 1 2 Skinner, Oliver 39 1 Sylvester-Ajudua, Steven 12 2 1 1 3 Tanim, Tofael 3 1 Taylor, Alex 35 10 1 1 5 1 Turner, Adam 15 1 5 Wappett, Daniel 28 5 2 Zilboud, Muhammad SQUAD STATS
2 0 2 3 / 2 4 PREM 16/04/24 19:45 Arlesey Town VS Potton United PREM 16/04/24 19:45 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos VS Tring Athletic PREM 16/04/24 19:45 Cockfosters VS Milton Keynes Irish PREM 16/04/24 19:45 Real Bedford VS London Lions PREM 16/04/24 19:45 Sawbridgeworth Town VS Colney Heath PREM 17/04/24 19:45 FC Romania VS Harpenden Town PREM 18/04/24 19:45 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos VS Stansted PREM 18/04/24 19:45 Baldock Town VS Leverstock Green PREM 18/04/24 19:45 Potton United VS Cockfosters PREM 18/04/24 20:00 London Lions VS Colney Heath PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Biggleswade United VS FC Romania PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Colney Heath VS Cockfosters PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Dunstable Town VS Harpenden Town PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Leverstock Green VS Shefford Town & Campton PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Milton Keynes Irish VS London Lions PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Potton United VS Aylesbury Vale Dynamos PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Sawbridgeworth Town VS Real Bedford PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Stansted VS Crawley Green PREM 20/04/24 15:00 Tring Athletic VS Baldock Town POS Team P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Real Bedford 34 27 6 1 114 23 91 87 2 Milton Keynes Irish 34 26 6 2 96 24 72 84 3 Harpenden Town 34 19 5 10 71 51 20 62 4 Leverstock Green 33 18 8 7 69 50 19 62 5 FC Romania 33 18 6 9 75 58 17 60 6 Tring Athletic 33 14 8 11 55 51 4 50 7 Cockfosters 31 13 9 9 63 48 15 48 8 Colney Heath 32 14 3 15 50 44 6 45 9 Potton United 33 12 8 13 44 52 -8 44 10 London Lions 32 12 7 13 70 67 3 43 11 Biggleswade United 35 12 6 17 67 80 -13 42 12 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 32 12 6 14 55 70 -15 42 13 Stansted 34 11 7 16 47 64 -17 40 14 Dunstable Town 34 10 9 15 50 62 -12 39 15 Baldock Town 34 11 4 19 60 77 -17 34 * 16 Arlesey Town 34 9 7 18 36 67 -31 34 17 Shefford Town & Campton 33 8 5 20 45 88 -43 29 18 Crawley Green 34 7 6 21 45 84 -39 27 19 Sawbridgeworth Town 33 2 6 25 27 79 -52 12 20 St Panteleimon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wednesday 10th April 2024 SSML London Lions 5 2 Cockfosters 37 Thursday 11th April 2024 SSML Arlesey Town 0 1 Milton Keynes Irish 75 SSML Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 2 1 Cockfosters 97 SSML Colney Heath 3 0 Shefford Town & Campton 129 Saturday 13th April 2024 SSML Baldock Town 1 2 Colney Heath 69 SSML Biggleswade United 1 1 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 81 SSML Cockfosters 2 1 Dunstable Town 110 SSML FC Romania 0 2 Milton Keynes Irish 0 SSML Harpenden Town 2 1 Shefford Town & Campton 290 SSML London Lions 1 2 Potton United 29 SSML Real Bedford 0 0 Tring Athletic 1031 SSML Sawbridgeworth Town 3 1 Crawley Green 0 SSML Stansted 0 1 Leverstock Green 71 SSMLPREMIER DIVISIONFIXTURES TABLE RESULTS
W W W.A R L E S E Y T O W N F C.C O.U K Manager Tommy Cooney Manager Joseph Abe Melvin Adesida Yasin Boodhoo Bruno Brito Montel Brown Rory Busby Eddie Carrington Tommy Cooney Matt Gilbert Zakery Guerfi Aaron Gooch Dwade James Euan Hove Zack Howell Tom Howard Noah Mosany Tom Millett Cameron O'Niel Kai Pitts-Lewis Adam Randall Ryan Richefond Gabriel Ryan Oliver Skinner Alex Taylor Daniel Wappett James Hoskins Ryan Lamond Harry Forde Jack Thomas James Smith Mike Evans © Michael King Jordan Stevenson Shane Fox Victor Osobu Lewis Lynn Josh Howard-Dobson Alex Robb Jaiden Fitzpatrick John Sonuga Jamal Batchilly Officials Referee: Peter Kwak Assistant Referee: John Wynne Assistant Referee: Peter Parkins Gary Jackson