Four is the magic number in the Aylesbury and District League
Although the Berks and Bucks David Grainge Cup games didn't go well, the Number 4 was a continual theme in the ADL last weekend and it was good for the 2 sides flying the ADL Flag to start things off.
Aylesbury Penguins and Rivets Sports fly that County Cup flag. The Penguins won 4-1 at home to MK City, Junior Allan with a brace inside 10 minutes, Harry Wooster and Jay Telford also finding the net in the first half. Rivets beat MK Wanderers 4-0, scorers unknown. Hopefully both sides avoid each other in Round 3.
The other sides battled well but bowed out. Haddenham Utd lost 5-4 on penalties to Stoney Stratford. Aylesbury Phoenix first ever County Cup game saw them lose 4-1 to MK Athletic. Wendover Reserves lost by 4 goals in a 5-1 defeat to Bletchley Scot Reserves. AVTT Reserves went out 5-0 to Oakley Utd. Stoke Mandeville Reserves got to last season's Final but couldn't replicate their Cup run losing 2-1 to Taplow Utd Reserves
The days other Cup Game saw Thame C beat Wendover Colts by 4 goals with a. 5-1 win in the League Cup preliminary round. Julian Reed, Conor Tunley, Euan Macfarlane, Max Bestley (2) scoring.
In League Action, the top two won 4-0 in the Premier Division. Leaders Stoke Mandeville beat AVTT 0-4, Jack Maddran with a hat-trick. Oving won 4-0 at home to Aylesbury Hornets whose bright start is fading, a brace apiece for Josh Dance and Alex Little. AWFC continued Great Missenden's terrible form with a 2-1 win, Tristan Hardy and Harry Collins netting for their first win of the season. Wingrave won a 9 goal thriller 5-4 over Elmhurst. Three early goals via Jacob Murray either side of a George Morris brace before 84th and 92nd minute goals from Jordan Brown and Calvino Magnocavallo grabbed the win.
In Division One AFC Chesham made it back-to-back wins with a 4-1 away win at Steeple & Ludgershall, Lewis Hounslow with their consolation goal. AVD Warriors sit at the dizzy heights of 3rd place with a 4-2 win over AWFC Reserves. AVD went 1-0 up after 10minutes through Dylan Borrett. AW equalised early into the second half but goals from Kian McMillan, Mike McCourt and Jephtah Attoh put us 4-1 up. AW scored a consolation with the last kick of the game.
In Division Two Quainton look the team to beat, a 4th straight win moved them clear at the top. Going 0-1 down at the break to Wingrave Reserves they came back in the second half to win 3-1. Ryan Budd and a double from Wilson Hall, Aylesbury Royals 100% record went with a 4-1 defeat to Chearsley, who moved into 4th. Will Munt with a brace. Aylesbury Penguins Reserves are up to 7th after 4 goals in 13 minutes late on saw them see off Arncott 5-1. The subs the difference. Scott Park with the opener, Ray Long (2) Hassan Kharkhour with a debut goal, and Callum Stock scoring. The final game saw Tring Athletic A beat Steeple & Ludgershall Reserves 2-1; Nathan Davies put the away side ahead before goals from Tom Roberts and Keagan Cole turned the result around.