Sunday League round-up: Including a win for Comets to keep their cup dreams alive

Comets Sports Club are through to the FA Sunday Cup second round after defeating St Josephs 2-1 in the first round of the competition.

The BSFL representatives got the job done with goals from Lee Franklin and Chris Marsh to keep their cup dreams alive.

Meanwhile, a number of BSFL sides were in action in the second round of the Herts FA Sunday Intermediate Cup.

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Berko Athletic Reserves emerged victorious in a real goal-fest as they beat Harts Horns 9-5 with efforts from Jonny Lewis (3), Harry Newbegin, Ricky Shepherd, Joe Kemp, Chris Gafney, Craig Anscomb and Paul Toms.

A hat-trick from AJ Adzahoe and a strike from Lavvi Zgimbau earned a 4-3 win for Old Bell Athletic at Beez FC, while Scott Harrington (3), Luke Hughes (3) and Karl Davidson shared the goals for FC Jubilee in their 8-1 thrashing of Drays.

Hemel Tudors won 3-1 at The Ridge with efforts from Alex Jackson (2) and Stephen Kilner, and Sporting Oddfellows edged past Thames Albion 3-2 thanks to Ben Roberts, Chris Sykes and Chris Parperi.

Echoes were beaten 2-1 by Wheathampstead 89, but Jam United went through with a 3-2 triumph over White Lion as Jack Johnson, Keii Roberts and Steve Hurril found the target.

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Gossoms End were knocked out by Chorleywood Club, but Greenacres II had no such troubles as Scott Bangerte (3), Rhys Stonebank (2) and Tom Porter fired them to a 7-2 win at St Ippolyts United.

Hemel Athletic drew 2-2 at Bedmond Sunday, but the man of the round was undoubtedly FC Intervino’s Brad Hedges as he helped himself to six goals in a 7-2 thumping of Ickleford Sports. Kane Axten also netted.

Landrovers lost 3-2 to Dane End United, while Matt Brace netted the only goal of the game in Robin Hood’s victory at Garston.

Greenacres Tavern left it late but eventually prevailed 7-4 after extra-time against Hammond Street through goals from Shaun Stevens (3), Chrishan Casey (2), Ryan Luke and Dan Cotterill.

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Meanwhile, both of this weekend’s BSFL League Junior Cup first round games finished 1-0 as Berko Tornadoes beat GB Precision with a goal from Daniel Bushell, and Ollys Athletic had Ben Judge to thank for their victory over Greenacres II Reserves.

Back in league action, AFC Boars and Leverstock Green Corinthians shared a 1-1 draw in the Premier Division,with AFC Doves soaring to a 5-2 win at Berko Tornadoes through Myley Cash (2), Stefan Owen-Edwards (2) and Connor Deadman.

The other game in the division saw Flaunden beat Everett Rovers 3-1, with Adam Zeller, Ben Adams and Ed Canham doing the damage.

The only game in Division One saw Apsley Athletic rout Potten End Sunday 5-0 courtesy of Jack Wood (3), Chris Linsell and Ben Fisk, while Comets Sports Club Reserves and Berko Tornadoes Reserves played out a 0-0 stalemate in Division Two.

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AFC Saints were the big winners in Division Three, trouncing 10-man The Midland 5-1 with four goals from hot-shot Bradley Turner and one from Josh hart.

A Haydn Cassidy double and one goal from Jamie Lewis earned a 3-2 victory for Boxmoor at Hemel Harriers, and Leather Bottle added three points to their tally as Will Wall and Nathan Buckingham secured a 2-1 win at Victoria United.