Sunday 4th of October 2009

All the news and results from today's league and County Cup games

For more match reports, visit the clubs own websites here

  Only Cheddington make it through in this mornings Junior Cup games
  Thame Athletic bow out of their County Cup at the fist attempt
  Elm Farm give Springhill their toughest test yet, but the leaders come back to remain top of The Prem and it's the Champs up soon for Springhill and they ease past Ickford.  Nags beat Bucks and VTS demolish Padbury to get their first league victories
  Grenson pull away at the top of Div One after beating Aristocrat, Torpedoes make it a miserable league debut for Meadowcroft and LBG v Cavese was called off - but by who??
  All square in the big Div Two clash as Aylesbury Town and Stoke Mandeville remain unbeaten, Dents get a good win, Wanderers back to winning ways and Winslow Town are off and run

Firstly, my apologies to Thame Athletic who I failed to include in this weeks preview of games.  They are of course an Oxfordshire based side and therefore compete in The Oxfordshire FA County Cup.  This Sunday they faced Kidmore End in Round One of The Sam Waters Sunday Cup.  Sadly, they were outclassed and were soundly beaten 9-0.

This weekends saw a few of our 'Juniors' embark on The County Cup trail, although most of our sides were in league action after receiving byes in Round one of The Berks & Bucks FA Sunday Junior Cup and The Berks & Bucks FA Sunday Junior Trophy.

Cheddington FC were are only cup winners after seeing off Beaconsfield Legion FC 1-0 in today's three Berks & Bucks FA Sunday Junior Cup Round One games.  Unique FC's turbulent start to the season continued with a trip to Milton Keynes Sunday League Division One leaders Medbourne FC.  Despite taking the lead through Anthony Corke, they were eventually beaten 5-1 and this means they have now conceded 33 goals in their opening 5 games so far.  After a promising start to their league campaign, FC Sparta Corinthians Reserves don't seem up for the cup!!  After bowing out heavily in The Vale of Aylesbury Cup a few weeks ago, they couldn't find the bodies to travel to Milton Keynes this morning so they are out!

All of our remaining participating sides received byes in this competition and all of our sides received byes in The Berks & Bucks FA Sunday Junior Trophy.

In league action, Elm Farm were the latest visitors to HMP Springhill.  They started well and were 2-0 ahead before the unbeaten Premier Division leaders went on to win 5-3.  Past games between Bucks (Aylesbury) and Nags Head have always been tight and this week was no different as The Nags won a tight encounter 3-1.  Ickford welcomed FC Sparta Corinthians just a couple of weeks after the two sides clashed in The Vale Cup and it was our champions who go into next weeks cruncher with Springhill also unbeaten after a comfortable 5-1 win .  Padbury AFC had made a decent start to life in the top flight, but things looked to have gone terribly wrong today after a 13-0 thrashing by VTS FC at Haywood Way.

It was another depleted programme in Div One as Grenson looked to maintain their 100% record with a visit to Aristocrat FC.  Niall Pritchard's Blue and yellow army looked to be carrying on where they left off last season as they stay top with a 4-1 win.  Meadowcroft United made their long awaited league debut, but it wasn't one to remember as they lost 4-2 at home to FC Torpedo Aylesbury.  The scheduled game between LBG (Aylesbury) and AS Cavese did not take place - read more from a very angry Results and Press Secretary online here!!

Game of the day came in Division Two where unbeaten Aylesbury Town took on high flyers Stoke Mandeville FC with both sides having won all of their opening games in their debut seasons so far.  It turned out to be tight, but that unbeaten tag remains intact for both teams after a 1-1 draw.  Excel Dents followed up last weeks big win with another three points, this time over struggling Southcourt Spitfires, 5-3 the final score and Winslow Town, lagging behind the rest after their troubled start to the season, beat Ickford Reserves 3-0.  Finally, FC Wanderers are back to winning ways after a 3-2 win away at St Johns FC.