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CHESHUNT (H) | ISTHMIAN PREMIER DIVISION

Bishop’s Stortford 3-2 Cheshunt Match Report 31/8/19 Jamie Cureton scored a brace to help the Blues to a 3-2 win against Hertfordshire rivals Cheshunt. After celebrating his 44th birthday during the week, Cureton opened the scoring in the fourth minute. Shomari Barnwell - making his home debut - flicked the ball on from a long kick to Cureton and who ran in the left channel, delicately scooping the ball over Ambers’ goalkeeper Harry Girling from a tight angle. A soft foul by Mark Haines of Tom Hitchcock gifted the visitors a chance of an equaliser, and it was Hitchcock - who played against Harlow and Heybridge Swifts in pre-season for the Blues - that sent Fred Burbidge the wrong way to level the game. Cureton's second was nearly identical to his first, with another Barnwell flick on presenting a shooting chance, and he converted again into the bottom corner with a lobbed finish. Ryan Charles scored soon after, dribbling past two defenders before rifling a low shot into the bottom left of the goal. In the second half, the Blues looked rocked by the loss of captain Sam Robbins in defence, and as a result Cheshunt grew into the game. Aaron Greene made a welcome return to the action, he came off the bench for his first competitive appearance this season after suffering an injury in the last friendly. In a frantic few minutes, Ben Worman had a shot cleared off the line before Ryan Henshaw headed away a goal-bound effort at the other end. The sustained pressure from our visitors told, with Taylor McKenzie heading home from close range, after no defenders had picked up the man at the far post waiting to deliver the ball across. The Blues kept the ball - something that they had struggled to do after the break - in the corners to see out the win. That makes it two wins from two in home league games this season for the Blues and the three points moves us up to 7th, while Cheshunt are yet to get a point on the road and sit in 19th. We start our FA Cup campaign away to Dunstable Town on Saturday 7th September in the first qualifying round, with a possible replay at home on Wednesday 11th. Our next league outing is at Folkestone Invicta on Saturday 14th September. TEAMS Bishop’s Stortford XI 1. Fred Burbidge (GK) 2. Ben Sampayo 4. Jack Thomas (Yellow card 57’) (Sub Morgan 79’) 5. Sam Robbins © (Sub Warman 46’) 6. Ryan Henshaw (Yellow card 82’) 7. Ryan Charles (Goal 33’) (Sub Greene 63’) 9. Jamie Cureton (Goal 4’ 30’) 14. Johnville Renee 17. Mark Haines 18. Ben Worman 20. Shomari Barnwell Subs 8. Alex Warman 10. Olly Miles 11. Aaron Greene 12. Harry Morgan 19. Kane Lowe Cheshunt XI 1. Harry Girling 2. Ibrahim Diallo 3. Joe Russell 4. Mark Hughes © (Yellow card 43’) 5. Taylor McKenzie (Goal 87’) 6. Jordan Wescott (Yellow card 50’) 7. Toyosi Olusanya (Sub Cojocarel 69’) 8. Mo Camara (Sub Williams 59’) 9. Tom Hitchcock (Goal - pen 25’) 10. Joe Re 11. Dipo Akinyemi Subs 12. Arti Kasniqi 14. Shane Cojocarel 15. Tremayne Charles 16. Ola Williams 17. Corey Watson Att 325

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Bishop’s Stortford and Enfield Town will do it all again on Tuesday night after their FA Trophy first qualifying round encounter ended all-square. The scene of a 5-0 loss to the town in the BetVictor Isthmian Premier League in August, the Blues will return to Donkey Lane after Billy Bricknell’s volley cancelled out Shomari Barnwell’s lobbed goal at the ProKit UK Stadium. The hosts opened the scoring against the run of play, after Muhammadu Faal and Ken Charles - who scored twice in the reverse league fixture - went close. Fred Burbidge was in action early on, blocking a cross with his feet that deflected off Faal and looped up into the air. After being dominated for the first quarter of an hour, Ryan Henshaw cleared up-field and Barnwell ran onto it and chipped the in-rushing Nathan McDonald from the edge of the box. Henshaw had a chance himself to double the lead, but headed over from a corner, before Jordan Chiedozie headed wide then had a free kick brilliantly tipped over the bar by McDonald. Sam Youngs took a shot on the end of a succinct counter-attack for Town, again forcing Burbidge into a save. At the other end Aarone Greene chipped just wide after good build-up by Chiedozie and Alfie Mason, before Greene was involved in a touchline incident with Town’s assistant manager Mario Noto being sent off as a result. HT 1-0 After his winning goal two weeks ago against Horsham, Billy Mycroft-Edwards had a chance to be the hero again when he pounced on some poor defending to cut in and shoot on his left foot, but McDonald got down well to save. And from the following corner, Town somehow managed to scramble away after a number of efforts to get a second for the Blues, before Charles miscued wide at the other end. Burbidge tipped a fine curling effort round the post, and from the resulting corner Glenn Wilson slid in at the back post but couldn’t convert after a flick on. Faal then missed from close range when it looked easier to score, before Henshaw made a great sliding tackle to keep the clean sheet - only until a minute later, when Bowling crossed from the left to Bricknell in the middle of the box, to score as he did in the 5-0 drubbing. The Blues had a succession of corners into additional time, but couldn’t force a winner. FT 1-1 The replay will take place on Tuesday 29 October, meaning the Blues’ scheduled home match - in the league at home to Corinthian Casuals - will need to be rearranged. TEAMS Bishop’s Stortford XI 1. Fred Burbidge, 2. Ben Sampayo, 3. Billy Mycroft-Edwards (Miles 76’), 4. Jack Thomas, 5. Sam Robbins, 6. Ryan Henshaw © (Yellow card 63’), 8. Alex Warman, 11. Aaron Greene, 14. Jordan Chiedozie (L Johnson 86’), 15. Alfie Mason, 20. Shomari Barnwell (Goal 15’) Subs 9. Jamie Cureton, 10. Olly Miles, 12. Jack Johnson, 16. Reece Simpson, 19. Louie Simpson Enfield Town XI 1. Nathan McDonald, 2. Jonathan Muleba, 3. Joe Payne, 4. Scott Thomas, 5. Marc Weatherstone © (Yellow card 67’), 6. Glenn Wilson, 7. Ryan Blackman (Yellow card 68’), 8. Sam Youngs (Mubaiyi 90+1’), 9. Billy Bricknell (Goal 85’), 10. Muhammadu Faal, 11. Ken Charles (Bowling 75’) Subs 12. Junior Mubaiyi, 13. Ed Thompson, 14. Bobson Bowling, 15. Samson Esan, 16. Alex Read, 17. Callum Ellesley, 18. Sam Hatton Att 317



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Bishop’s Stortford 1-5 Cray Wanderers Match Report 17/9/19 The Blues slumped to a 1-5 defeat at home to Cray Wanderers on Tuesday night. In the rearranged fixture for our visitor’s involvement in the FA Cup, 10-man Blues suffered their biggest home defeat since a 0-5 against Banbury in January 2018. Wanderers opened the scoring on 25 minutes after a slow start to the game when Hoe Taylor converted from close range after Fred Burbidge had saved Ben Mundele’s original shot from the right channel. Jack Thomas got off the mark for the season with a brilliant solo goal to equalise four minutes later, he ran through the Wanderers’ midfield and shot low right-footed into the bottom corner. Just a minute later, Jamie Cureton had a great chance to take the lead with a curling effort from 12 yards, with the shot just going wide. Tom Murphy capitalised on the rare error in front of goal, scoring on 38 minutes after beating Ryan Henshaw to a long goal kick and shooting low past Burbidge. Karl Dent rounded off the first half’s goals with a powerful strike from a tight angle that found the back of the net. Taylor got his second after getting past Henshaw and scoring with a composed finish 10 minutes after the restart. Captain Sam Robbins was shown a red card for a last-man challenge, and Murphy scored straight from the free kick wide on the right. Olly Miles came on with 20 minutes to go and had a lively cameo in front of goal, with several good chances falling to the young man who scored the winner for Enfield in the FA Vase on Saturday. Wanderers managed to see out the game and move up to eighth in the BetVictor Isthmian Premier, while the Blues are down in 13th. TEAMS Bishop’s Stortford XI 1. Fred Burbudge 4. Jack Thomas (Goal 29’) (Yellow card 82’) 5. Sam Robbins © (Red card 66’) 6. Ryan Henshaw 8. Alex Warman 9. Jamie Cureton (Sub Sampayo 72’) 11. Aaron Greene 12. Harry Morgan (Sub Mason 73’) 14. Johnville Renee 17. Mark Haines (Yellow card 52’) 20. Shomari Barnwell (Sub Miles 69’) Subs 2. Ben Sampayo 3. William Mycroft-Edwards 10. Olly Miles 15. Alfie Mason 19. Kane Lowe Cray Wanderers XI 1. Lewis Carey 2. Barney Williams © 3. Tom Carlse 5. Mitchell Nelson 8. Lee Lewis 9. Joe Taylor (Goal 25’ 55’) 11. Ben Mundele (Sub Parker 67’) 12. Tom Murphy (Goal 38’ 68’) (Sub Federico 80’) 14. Karl Dent (Goal 43’) (Sub Allen 60’) 15. Bradley Pritchard 20. Harry Hudson Subs 7. Jerome Federico 10. Freddie Parker 18. Geoffrey Okonkwo 19. Charlie Allen 23. Grant Hall Att 205



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