Premier Division

WD Bushey warmed up for their first Herts Senior Cup final this Sunday with a 3-1 win over Forza Watford.

WD struck three times in the first half. First Alessio Torrano headed home a Stevie Ward corner, then Ward himself doubled the lead from the penalty spot after he was brought down in the box. Hodje Almeida-Joaquim then made it 3-0 right on the half whistle after dribbling past a defender before rounding the keeper to score. In the second half, Forza pulled a goal back thanks to an own goal, and then they had chance to further reduce the arrears when they were awarded a penalty with fifteen minutes remaining but Guiseppe Delgaudio blazed his penalty over the bar.

Cassiobury Rangers beat Evergreen 4-2. Myles Shahidi, Jon Burch, Corey Botten, and Elliot Burr netted for Rangers with Jake Sahota replying with both of the Evergreen goals, the first a simple tap in and then the equaliser after being put through by Joss Dunham, but it was to enough to take a point, with Rangers replaying with two more goals which proved the difference.

Glenn SSC took six points from their double header with Abbots Langley Club. The first game was a straight forward 5-0 win. Glenn went ahead when Lewis Putman slotted past the keeper. In the second half Abbots had a chance to level but Charlie Patmore saved the kick, and Glenn went to dominate the rest of the game. George Davies headed home an Owen Ayres cross and then Lewis Putman then got his second of the match to make it 3-0 before George Davies and Owen Ayres completed the scoring.  

In the second match Abbots took the lead early on in the half through a goal from Eli Kefas. It was a lead they looked like holding onto until two late goals. First Frankie Henley fouled in the area and Lewis Putman equalised from the resulting penalty then Frankie Henley raced through on goal to slot past the keeper and complete the comeback.

Division One

It has been a good week for SOCA. Last Wednesday evening they overcame Batchworth 2-0 with a goal in each half from Conor Maher, before on Sunday they beat CF Watford Continentals 7-1 to go top of the table. Stevie Dowling opened the scoring spree early on followed by a flicked on header by Kane Clifford and two goals from Leandro Mateus and Jordan Austin.  CF Watford Continentals did pull a goal back from Alex Bushnell following a good break just before the break. In the second half was all SOCA with Stevie Dowling not only completing his hat trick but adding one more goal to ensure the win.

Watford Sports beat Old Fullerains 2-1 with all the goals coming in the first half. Sports took an early lead when Taylor Kemp set up Zak McNicholaso for a tap in. The score was doubled when the wind had carried the ball over the keeper, which allowed former Old Fullerians player Luke Carey to slot home against his former side. The hosts were able to pull a goal back before half time when a cross came in for Sports to put the ball into the back of their own net.

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Division Two

Everett Rovers made it back-to-back titles with a comprehensive victory 7-0 over Abbots Wanderers. They found themselves three up by half time thanks to goals from Archie Potton, Jordan Standley and Sam Waller. The second half saw much of the same as the first with four more goals coming from Regan Weiser, another goal for Jordan Standley and a brace from Michael Dankwa ensuring that Everett Rovers could celebrate the championship in style.

The battle to be runners-up behind Everett Rovers is between Sparta Phoenix and St Joseph’s Reserves. Sparta Phoenix could only take three points from their double header with Hertfordshire Athletic. They won the first game 3-1, Philippe Clarke with a double and a goal for Floyd Thompson with Dan Linfield replying. The return game saw Hertfordshire Athletic running 2-1 winners. Henry Gibbor with a double strike, with Phoenix’s goal coming from Ridhwan Shodeinde.

Dillon Hemington and Mitchell Tearle scored the goals as Joes Reserves beat Dunnings Bar, which leaves them seven points behind Sparta Phoenix with a game in hand.

Division Three

Woodside Reserves sealed the title following a 3-3 draw with Carpenders Park Royals. Josh Towle hit a brace alongside a goal for Lui Potiuk. Roberts Da Silva, George Dalling and Danny Lewis scored for Royals who still have a chance of finishing in runners-up spot. FC Railway moved back into that spot after a 3-1 win over Chorleywood Club AFC, Domenic Leacock with two goals and one for Nathan Tanian with Jordan Allen replying for Chorleywood.

Surely Wood beat Abbots Athletic 2-1, Jack Burrill and Keith McAspurn with the goals, with the Abbots goal coming thanks to an own goal.