Sunday League Report - The High Wycombe teams shine

AFC Liberal Reserves, deservedly awarded this week’s headline, seized on White Hart’s frailties and recorded a phenomenal 16-1 victory in Division One.

Hart unfortunately suffering huge availability issues last minute & deserve massive credit for finishing the game under difficult circumstances.

Among the chief goal getters for Liberal, experienced frontmen Kyran Lacey notched 4 and Martin Prosser hit a hat-trick. Other goals came from manager, Gary Deighton & Jake Braim – both scoring braces. Sims, Benning, Dixon & Adegbemi rounded off the scoring.

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Elsewhere in the Combination, early Premier Division favourites FC Marlow, raced to the top of the league with a 7-1 victory over St Johns Sports, striker Tom Lutteman notching a hat-trick in the process, alongside strikes from Dan Hunt, who scored his first competitive goals for Marlow with a brace, Billy Moore & Ryan Willmott.

AFC Liberal beat Crendon House 3-1 away, and Jolly Sportsman started the season with a win, goals from Haydon Clack & Clifford Ryan sealing a 2-0 victory, despite seeing star striker George King sent off.

Division One

Wycombe Marsh produced a fine victory away to Prestwood United to get their season well and truly underway winning 4-0, Matthew Hatt hit 3, and Yasser Sohail scored. Ridgeway Royals edged out FC Lions 1-0 at Chinnor Hill, Adam Jefferies settling the game with a fine solo goal.

Division Two

All teams with the exception of Hazlemere Sports managed to get their respective seasons underway. Early favourites Hazlemere Community Centre beat local namesakes FC Hazlemere 7-2, Sam Green and James Przybylak notching 2 a-piece in the win.

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Dan Jeffries replied with a brace for FC Hazlemere. Lane End recorded an eye-catching 6-1 victory against new boys WCMO United, Ashley Hanson amongst the scorers for Lane End.

Bucks Pumas narrowly beat FC Beaconsfield Reserves 3-2, and newly formed Denham United Reserves beat Bucks Pumas by the same score-line, Callum Hall and George Wakefield (2) with Denham’s goals.

In the last fixture of Division 2, Koda and United FC took a share of the spoils each, with a 1-1 draw.

Division Three

Downley Albion sit proudly at the top of Division 3 after toppling AFC Denham 4-2.

Sydney Woods 2, Mikey Martins, Edward Webb scored for the home side, Robert Minter replied with 2 for AFC Denham.

Hambleden SSC went down 3-1 at home to AFC Wycombe with Adrian Vasile Iusco taking the match ball home with a hat-trick.

St Johns Sports Reserves shaded the game of the day in the Division, edging out a valiant Horse & Jockey side, winning 4-3. Ryan Parry (2), Charlie Carter & Thomas Waring scored for St Johns.

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Jonny Miller and Owen Riseley notched H&J’s consolation efforts.

FC Riverside started the season with 3 points, beating Thame United 3-2 with Luke Cohen proving to be the difference, the Riverside talisman scoring twice in the win.

Division Four

FC Marlow Royals shoot to the top of the league under Jack West’s stewardship, securing a 3-0 victory against Wanderers FC, both sides being reduced to 10 men.

Seer Green condemned Prestwood Reserves to an opening day defeat in the highest scoring game in the Division, winning 5-3, Fergus Burton (2) & Nathan Curley notching in vain for Prestwood.

Hazlemere Sports Wanderers narrowly pipped United for Dementia, in their first ever league game, 3-2 with Luke Jackson (2) & substitute Kane Bradding scoring for HSW.

Mill Lane replicated this scoreline, beating Bourne End United in the battle of the new boys 3-2.

In the battle of the Rangers, Holmer Green and Maidenhead shared the points in a one-all draw.

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