MIDWEEK HEADLINES
The 61FC (Luton) have the headlines all to themselves as the club records its first SSML win since the 22 December 2018. Well done to all involved.

Midweek Stats: 15 games played of which 7 were home wins, 6 away wins and 2 draws.

The 15 games produced a total of 42 goals, an average of 2.80 per game. Archie Sayer (Arlesey Town) and Marcus Wyllie (Risborough Rangers) both netting hat-tricks.

100% league record to date: Stotfold, Winslow United and New Bradwell St Peter.

0% league record to date: Baldock Town, Dunstable Town, Flackwell Heath, London Tigers, Aston Clinton, Codicote and Milton Keynes College Football Academy.

Midweek Highest Attendance: 170 Risborough Rangers v Aylesbury Vale Dynamos, 151 Harpenden Town v New Salamis and 113 Dunstable Town v Hadley.

Season’s Highest Attendances to date (Premier Division Clubs): 337 Leighton Town v Risborough Rangers, 260 Leighton Town v Baldock Town and 214 Baldock Town v Wembley (FA Cup).

Season’s Highest Attendances to date (Division One Clubs): 317 Stotfold v Letchworth Garden City Eagles, 175 Ampthill Town v Langford and 146 Wellingborough Whitworth v Irchester United and Stotfold v London Tigers.

Season’s Highest Attendances to date (Division Two Clubs): 130 Totternhoe v Old Bradwell United, 112 Bovingdon v Sarratt and 109 Eynesbury United v Pitstone & Ivinghoe.

PREMIER DIVISION
Harpenden Town continue to top the standings as they defeat New Salamis 2-0 in Hertfordshire while Leverstock Green remain hot on their tail after winning 3-1 at Harefield United. Risborough Rangers made ir back to back 4-0 wins as they saw off the challenge of visiting Aylesbury Vale Dynamos while Hadley complete the top four after gaining a solitary goal success at bottom club Dunstable Town. Also pointless at the foot of the table are Baldock Town (who didn’t play) and Flackwell Heath who were beaten at home by London Colney, the Hertfordshire club winning 1-0. Visitors to the Oxhey Jets v Arlesey Town fixture were treated to a game that had everything, goals, sending offs and floodlight failures, the clubs produced ten goals between them with Arlesey edging it 6-4, both clubs finished with ten men and the lights went out twice (Oxhey chairman John Elliott obviously forgetting to pay the electricity bill), there was further gloom for the hosts as after the game manager Stuart Atkins resigned. Elsewhere Holmer Green won 2-1 on the road for the second time in the space of four days when defeating Tring Athletic while Ardley United and sees Leighton Town battled out a 1-1 draw in Oxfordshire. Full results and goalscorers are listed below.

1-1 Ardley United v Leighton Town (Osbourne-Ricketts [pen]) / (Webb [pen]) Attendance: 106
0-1 Dunstable Town v Hadley (Stacey) Attendance: 113
0-1 Flackwell Heath v London Colney (Bugyei-Kyei) Attendance: 70
1-3 Harefield United v Leverstock Green (Shawwal) / (Noel-Williams, Jawara, Mooney) Attendance: 50
2-0 Harpenden Town v New Salamis (Syme, Collins) Attendance: 151
4-6 Oxhey Jets v Arlesey Town (Brennan, Gibson, Putman, Smith) / (Sayer [3], Miller [2], Carvalho) Attendance: 92
4-0 Risborough Rangers v Aylesbury Vale Dynamos (Wyllie [3] [1 pen] Coles) Attendance: 170
1-2 Tring Athletic v Holmer Green (Buttler) / (Rice, Evans) Attendance: 100

DIVISION TWO
Pride of place on Bank Holiday Monday has to go to The 61FC (Luton) who no doubt partied into the wee hours after ending their long barren run without a win by defeating visiting Codicote 3-0. Old Bradwell United maintained their lead at the top of the standings when they staged their first home game of the new campaign, winning 3-0 against league newbies Milton Keynes College Football Academy while a couple of miles away New Bradwell St Peter, also playing at home for the first time this season made it four wins from four as they defeated Bovingdon by a solitary goal. It was honours even in the first ‘Berkhamsted derby’ of the season as Raiders were held 0-0 by visiting Comrades. Risborough Rangers Development edged out visiting Aston Clinton by a solitary goal while Totternhoe enjoyed an away day success when winning 2-1 at Sarratt. Tuesday evening saw Eynesbury United move into second place with a 4-0 home win against Buckingham United. Full results and goalscorers listed below.

0-0 Berkhamsted Raiders v Berkhamsted Comrades Attendance: 55
1-0 New Bradwell St Peter v Bovingdon (Kalek) Attendance: 78
3-0 Old Bradwell United v Milton Keynes College Football Academy (Valentine, Smith, Douglas-Smith) Attendance: 77
1-0 Risborough Rangers Development v Aston Clinton (Wilkin) Attendance: 45
1-2 Sarratt v Totternhoe (Cozzolino) / (Watton, Dem) Attendance: 55
3-0 The 61FC (Luton) v Codicote (Calvano [2], Willett) Attendance: 53
4-0 Eynesbury United v Buckingham United (Fox [2], Dixon, Humphrey) Attendance: 83