UCL Premier Division
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Season 0809 |
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| Daventry Town |
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Cogenhoe United |
The Division One champions kicked off their top flight campaign with an opening day victory.
A lone strike from Danny Nelson eight minutes before the interval proved enough to give Martyn Walker's men maximum points.
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Dan Thomason, Jack Ashton, Nick Ashby, Luke Dowling, Stuart Goosey, Tom McGowan (Nick Kingston), Jed Ainge, Ben Holley (Scott Cross), Jim Le Masurier (Dan Holman), Phil Cassidy.
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| Desborough |
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Cogenhoe United |
New look Desborough are still searching for their first point after Cogenhoe collected their first reward of the campaign at the Waterworks Field.
The game remained scoreless until the 75th minute when Dan Thomason put the visitors in front and three minutes later a second goal from Jack Ashton wrapped up the visitors' victory.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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S & L Corby |
S&L made it maximum points from three games with this success at Compton Park.<br/><br/>
The visitors took charge with two goals early in the second half. Mike Sneddon broke the deadlock after 48 minutes and two minutes later the lead was doubled by Paul Djeneralovic.<br/><br/>
Ben Holley scored a Cogenhoe consolation seven minutes from time.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Blackstones |
Blackstones are off the mark after this victory at Compton Park.
Scott Cross gave the Cooks the lead after just seven minutes but an Elton Holmes spot kick put Stones on terms twenty minutes later.
Mark Jones continued his fine form in front of goal with the visitors' 50th minute winner.
Cogenhoe: George McClelland, Dan Thomason, Jack Ashton, Nick Ashby, Tim Wooding, Stuart Goosey, Tom McGowan, Neil Champelovier, Ben Holley (Zac Nedimovic), Scott Cross (Luke Pritchard), Jed Ainge (Jim Le Masurier)
Blackstones: Ian Flavell, Robbie Blowers, Tom Ruscillo, Trevor Smith, Richard Jones, Matty Doyle, Chris McRoyal, Steffan Dancy, Mark Jones, Elton Holmes (Richard Thompson), Kevin Ainslie.
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| Rothwell Corinthians |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
Coinths picked up their first Premier Division victory with this historic Sergeants Lawn success against a Cooks side struggling for points.
Aaron Campion gave the home side an 18th minute lead against his old club.
Cooks skipper Neil Champelovier hauled his side on terms after 70 minutes.
Sam Johnson restored the home side's advantage ten minutes from time but it looked as though the win had slipped through their grasp when Champelovier scored a second equaliser after 86 minutes.
Michael Coles put Corinths ahead for a third time in the ninetieth minute and he sealed the win two minutes into time added on at the end of the game.
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| Wellingborough |
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Cogenhoe United |
The return of Cogenhoe manager and ex-Doughboys favourite Darren Collins to his old stamping ground saw the end of the Cooks' losing run.
Phil Cassidy gave the visitors the lead eight minutes before the break, but Carlton Ellwood saved a point for Wellingborough with a 71st minute equaliser.
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Tim Wooding, Jack Ashton, Lee Gotch, Luke Dowling, Stuart Goosey (Luke Pritchard), Phil Cassidy, Neil Champelovier, Dan Holman (Ben Holley), Zac Nedimovic (Scott Cross), Tom McGowan.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Stotfold |
Champions Stotfold suffered their second defeat of the season as the Cooks picked up three much needed points.
A twenty minute floodlight failure delayed proceedings but it was the home side who ended the night with the points thanks to a goal from veteran defender Tim Wooding on the hour.
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Tim Wooding, Jack Ashton (Luke Pritchard), Lee Gotch, Luke Dowling, Stuart Goosey, Phil Cassidy, Neil Champelovier (Nick Kingston), Zac Nedimovic (Scott Cross), Darren Frost, Tom McGowan.
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| St Neots |
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Cogenhoe United |
The Saints halted a run of four successive defeats with this win over an experienced Cogenhoe side at Kester Way.
The home side had the better of the first half with a James Hall shot against the post giving the visitors a scare.
The breakthrough arrived in the 44th minute when Luigi Rocco rounded his marker abd crossed for Matt Bannister to volley home.
In the final minute of the half the crossbar kept out Tom McGowan's 30 yard effort for the visitors.
Nine minutes into the second half St Neots went further in front with Rocco feeding Peter Okechukwu who tied his marker in knots with clever footwork before lobbing the ball home.
Luke Knight made it three after 75 minutes, powering through a fierce tackle to slot home.
Luke Pritchard had the ball in the net for the Cooks but was flagged offside as the visitors were denied even a consolation.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Long Buckby |
Pole position proved a short lived home for Long Buckby as they lost at Compton Park for the eleventh season in succession.
Cogenhoe were quick out of the traps. They took a tenth minute lead through Tom McGowan, and seven minutes later Phil Cassidy added a second.
Buckby were soon back in the hunt with a 20th minute Jon Crockett reply, and Ben Foster equalised ten minutes into the second half.
Buckby were unable to respond though after Luke Pritchard regained the lead for Cogenhoe after 65 minutes.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Sleaford Town |
Stuart Goosey gave the Cooks the lead after 57 minutes, but their winning run was halted three minutes into time added on when Jamie Shaw fired home from the spot to salvage a point for the visitors. |
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| Newport Pagnell |
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Cogenhoe United |
Newport's late fightback earned them a point but it could have been more had they not failed to convert a last minute penalty.
Cogenhoe took a 17th minute lead through Tom McGowan and when they doubled their advantage through Darren Frost after 55 minutes the points looked Compton Park bound.
With twelve minutes to play Danny Nicholls started the Swans fightback, and Vinny Shrieves squared the game after 85 minutes.
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| Bourne |
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1 |
Cogenhoe United |
Beleagured Bourne remain two points adrift at the foot of the table after suffering an eighth defeat in a row.
Zac Nedimovic scored the vital goal after 38 minutes, but it needed a late penalty save by Darren Watts to deny Andy Toyne an equaliser for the Wakes.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Deeping Rangers |
Leaders Deeping's ten match unbeaten run bit the dust as Cogenhoe maintained their own good run of form with a narrow Compton Park success.
A Phil Cassidy goal eight minutes in condemned Rangers to only their second reverse of the campaign.
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| S & L Corby |
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Cogenhoe United |
A late Nick Kingston goal saw in form Cogenhoe become the first side to leave Occupation Road with any reward this season.<br/><br/>
The Cooks took the lead through Darren Frost ten minutes before the break, but Michael Byrne hauled S&L on terms four minutes later.<br/><br/>
When Dom Johnson gave the home side the lead with just eight minutes remaining S&L looked set for a sixth home victory of the campaign, but Kingston levelled after 88 minutes to give Cogenhoe a share of the spoils.
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| St Ives |
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Cogenhoe United |
Cogenhoe extended their unbeaten run to seven games with a first Premier success at Westwood Road.
Two first half goals did the trick for the Cooks, with Damon Herbert opening the scoring sixteen minutes in and Phil Cassidy adding a second eight minutes later.
Premier top marksman Scott Fielding replied with a last minute St Ives consolation.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Holbeach |
Cogenhoe maintained their steady climb up the Premier table with a narrow defeat of the Tigers.
Ross Nichols gave the Tigers a 23rd minute lead, but Zac Nedimovic equalised seven minutes before the break.
A 72nd minute goal from Damon Herbert gave the Cooks all three point and they'red now unbeaten in eight matches.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Daventry Town |
Daventry made it six matches unbeaten with this success at Compton Park as they avenged a recent cup defeat by the Cooks.
Tom Berwick's 32nd minute goal had Town in front at the break, but Cogenhoe replied three minutes into the second half with a Jed Ainge goal.
Berwick's second ten minutes into the scond half restored Daventry's advantage and Danny Nelson wrapped up the win after 84 minutes.
Darrem Frost scored Cogenhoe's second within a minute but it was too little too late for Darren Collins's side as Daventry inched closed to leaders Deeping.
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| Long Buckby |
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Cogenhoe United |
A late leveller from Darren Frost denied Buckby revenge for an earlier Compton Park reverse.
When Russ Dunkley gave Buckby the lead a minute before the hour Glen Botterill's men looked set to turn the tables but Frost struck a minute from the end to earn the Cooks a share of the spoils.
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| Holbeach |
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Cogenhoe United |
Cogenhoe maintained their good run of form with this narrow success in a close contest at Carters Park, their first there in five seasons.
Neil Champelovier's goal a minute before the hour mark gave Darren Collins's side a double.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Wellingborough |
Cogenhoe's good run of results continued with this Compton Park defeat of a spirited Wellingborough side.
Phil Cassidy put the Cooks in front on the half hour with Nick Ashby adding a second four minutes later.
When Darren Frost added a third for the home side after 57 minutes Darren Collins's men looked home and dry.
The Doughboys had other ideas and responded with two goals in a minute. Richard Bailey reduced the arrears after 62 minutes and was joined on the scoresheet by Rob Thompson sixty seconds later.
Cogenhoe sealed victory twenty minutes from time with a second goal of the evening from in form striker Frost.
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| Boston Town |
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Cogenhoe United |
Two sides in good form shared the spoils at Tattershall Road.
Gary Bull's fourteenth goal of the season gave the Poachers a second minute lead, but they were pegged back by a 27th minute reply from the in form Darren Frost.
Five minutes before the break Boston regained the lead through Matt Kennedy, but again the Cooks fought back with Jed Ainge scoring their second leveller two minutes before the hour.
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| Spencer |
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Cogenhoe United |
A late Millers penalty earned a share of the spoils in this Kingsthorpe Mill derby which saw both sides reduced to ten men.
Spencer keeper Sean Markie saw red eleven minutes in after bringing down Phil Cassidy outside the box as the midfielder collected a Neil Champelovier through ball.
Stand in keeper Bobby Leah saved well from Zac Nedimovic's resulting free kick, but Spencer faced an uphill task when Jed Ainge controlled a Cassidy cross and fired home from the edge of the box after 24 minutes.
An acrobatic effort from Dan Surridge almost brought the Millers an equaliser four minutes later.
Cogenhoe looked content with a single goal lead as the match progressed but Spencer manager Rob Gould made attacking substitutions in a bid to salvage some reward.
The bold move paid off as with three minutes remaining Joe Power burst into the box and was brought down by Jack Ashton and Kevin Slinn, oned of thed players introduced, levelled from the spot.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Desborough |
Two sides in good form shared the spoils at Compton Park.
Tim Wooding's 16th minute opener for the Cooks was matched by Danny Marlow's 38th minute reply for Desborough.
Ar Tarn went ahead on the hour through Jon Mitchell but with twenty minutes to play skipper Neil Champelovier scored the equaliser as Cogenhoe made it six league games unbeaten.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Boston Town |
A late equaliser from Paul Goodhand enabled the Poachers to take their unbeaten run into double figures.
Shaun Baker gave Boston the lead twelve minutes in but Darren Frost hauled the Cooks level nine minutes later.
With just nine minutes left Cogenhoe looked set to take all three points when Frost put them in front but Goodhand's 87th minute intervention earned the visitors a share of the spoils.
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| Deeping Rangers |
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Cogenhoe United |
Deeping's impressive finish to the game gave them all three points and kept them on top of the Premir Division.
After some disappointing recent results Rangers found themselves trailing after just two minutes, Darren Frost converting a spot kick for the visitors.
The Cooks led until the 65th minute when Ashley Stevens levelled for Deeping.
Dave Cornell put the pacesetters in front after 79 minutes and two minutes later Stevens took his season's goal tally to seventeen by converting a penalty.
Sam Bettinson completed the scoring with a last minute fourth for Deeping.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Yaxley |
A goal in each half gave Cogenhoe their first win in six games.
Top scorer Darren Frost put the Cooks in front eleven minutes into the game and victory was sealed by a second goal from Dan Holman twelve minutes from time.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Raunds Town |
Raunds sprang a surprise with victory on a ground where their four previous visits had ended in defeat.<br/><br/>
The goal action was confined to a four minute spell in the first half.<br/><br/>
Joe Moriarty gave the Shopmates a 25th minute lead which was doubled a mnute later by Adam Taylor on his return from suspension.<br/><br/>
Cogenhoe replied through Dan Holman a minute before the half hour mark.<br/><br/>
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Tim Wooding, Jack Ashton, Nick Kingston (Phil Cassidy), Luke Dowling, Lee Gotch, Jed Ainge, Neil Champelovier, Dan Holman, Darren Frost, James Freshwater (Damon Herbert).
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Bourne |
There was late heartbreak for Bourne as a point slipped through their grasp at the death at Compton Park.
Leading scorer Darren Frost gave Cogenhoe a second minute lead but when Tom Siddons struck in the 90th minute the Wakes looked like returning to Lincolnshire with a point.
The home side snatched victory in the first minute of stoppage time thanks to Jason Gough's own goal
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Newport Pagnell |
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| Cogenhoe United |
4 |
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Potton |
Cogenhoe returned to winning ways with a convincing win over relegaiton threatened Potton.
A lone strike from Tom McGowan after eighteen minutes was all that seperated the sides at the interval.
Cogenhoe wrapped up the win early in the second half. Phil Cassidy doubled their lead after 48 minutes with Luke Dowling adding a third six minutes later.
The home tally was completed by Dan Holman with ten minutes remaining.
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Luke Pritchard, Jack Ashton (Nick Ashby), Tom McGowan (Neil Champelovier), Luke Dowling, Lee Gotch, Phil Cassidy, Jed Ainge, Dan Holman, Darren Frost, Damon Herbert.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Rothwell Corinthians |
Corinths went down to a fourteenth successive defeat but provided tough opposition for the Cooks who became Corinths' first Premier scalp back in August.
The "Cooks" had to wait until a quarter of an hour from time to score the afternoon's only goal. With his first touch of the game after comming on as a substitude Damon Herbert headered in from a corner.
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| Raunds Town |
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Cogenhoe United |
Former Shopmates manager Nick Ashby came back to haunt his former club at Kiln Park as the Cooks avenged last months home defeat by Raunds.<br/><br/>
The veteran defender scored the 50th minute goal which gave Cogenhoe a seventh successive win in the fixture.<br/><br/>
Raunds: John Hughes, Dane Ridgway, Jon Tite (Adam Taylor), Joe Moriarty, Danny Frid, Ricky Chambers, Callum Ridgway, Cavell Jarvis, Karl Bates, Josh Davis, Martin Mitchell.<br/><br/>
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Tim Wooding, Jack Ashon (Joe Jessup), Tom McGowan, Nick Ashby, Lee Gotch, Phil Cassidy, Jed Ainge, Dan Holman (Damon Herbert), Darren Frost, Luke Pritchard.
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| Yaxley |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Blackstones |
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1 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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1 |
St Ives |
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| Sleaford Town |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Spencer |
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| Stotfold |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
Outgoing champions Stotfold still have a chance of a top two finish after this Roker success.<br/><br/>
Neil Smith gave the Eagles a 46th minute lead which was doubled by Ryan Aldrin five minutes later.<br/><br/>
The Cooks produced an effective response with skipper Neil Champelovier reducing the arrears after 54 minutes and substitute Dan Holman equalising with eighteen minutes remaining.<br/><br/>
Aldrin gave Stotfold all three points with an 87th minute winner.</br></br>
Stotfold: Brad Gillham, Mark Bryant, Paul Donnelly, Josh Bickerstaff, Tommy Hull, Callum Donnelly, Ryan Mitchell, Neil Smith., Brett Donnelly, Stuart Lochhead (Josh Butina), Ryan Aldrin.<br/><br/>
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Tim Wooding (Damon Herbert), Jack Ashton, Jed Ainge, Nick Ashby, Lee Gotch, Phil Cassidy, Neil Champelovier, Luke Dowling, Darren Frost (Dan Holman), Luke Pritchard.
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| Potton |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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St Neots |
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Reserve Division 1
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| Blackstones |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Woodford |
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Cogenhoe United |
A strong Cogenhoe side brushed aside their opponents with 2 goals in each half. After early midfield exchanges the Cooks took the lead through a well taken Dan Holman goal. Holman latched onto a headed through ball from Damon Herbert and calmly slotted past the keeper. Holman added a second following a scramble in the box from a corner. Half time 0-2.
The second half continued where the first had left off with Cogenhoe enjoying a lot of possession and Woodford rarely threatening the Cooks goal. Cogenhoe made the points safe when Tom Nicholson arrived unmarked in box and headed home a right wing cross. Ashley Simpson rounded off a superb one touch passing move by rounding two defenders and smashing the ball home.
A good team performance with some great passing football being played.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Huntingdon |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Wellingborough |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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3 |
Desborough |
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| Yaxley |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Wellingborough |
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Cogenhoe United |
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Raunds Town |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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2 |
Spencer |
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| Huntingdon |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Bugbrooke |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Bourne |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Sileby Rangers |
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| Bourne |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Blackstones |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Whitworths |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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St Neots |
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| Bugbrooke |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Woodford |
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| Desborough |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Olney Town |
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3 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Sileby Rangers |
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Cogenhoe United |
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| Spencer |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| S & L Corby |
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0 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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2 |
Olney Town |
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| Raunds Town |
5 |
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1 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Whitworths |
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1 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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1 |
Yaxley |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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5 |
Stotfold |
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| St Neots |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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S & L Corby |
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Cups and Other
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Olney Town |
Friendly |
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| Cogenhoe United |
5 |
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0 |
Dunstable Town |
Friendly |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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2 |
Rothwell Town |
Friendly |
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| Nuneaton Town |
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Cogenhoe United |
Friendly |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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2 |
Coventry Sphinx |
Friendly |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Histon Res |
Friendly |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Friar Lane & Epworth |
Friendly |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Spencer |
FA Cup |
The Millers' young side sprang a surprise as they overcame their more experienced hosts at Compton Park.
A 34th minute goal from Spencer skipper Steve Jelley proved decisive in this derby contest.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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5 |
Daventry Town |
Res KO Cup |
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| Langford |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
FA Vase |
The Cooks sent Spartan South Midlands tabletoppers Langford crashing out of the Vase thanks to two first half goals.
Tom McGowan gave Cogenhoe a great start with a sixth minute opener and a 19th minute Phil Cassidy penalty strengthened their hold on the tie.
The Reds could only muster a single reply from Gary Walker five minutes into the second half.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Deanshanger |
Jnr Cup |
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| Cogenhoe United |
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Codicote |
FA Vase |
The Cooks ran riot against their Herts County League visitors.
Scott Cross opened the Cogenhoe tally after five minutes, and two goals late in the half all but sealed the Cooks' success.
Jack Ashton scored the 40th minute second with Cross finding the Codicote net again two minutes before the break.
Darren Frost joined the scoring spree with goals after 52 and 72 minutes.
Cross rounded off the scoring with his hat trick goal after 87 minutes.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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2 |
Kettering Town |
Hillier Cup |
Last season Alfie Potter hit the headlines when he scored for Havant & Waterlooville at Liverpool in the FA Cup.<br/><br/>
The latest piece of cup glory for the Peterborough United loanee came as the Poppies knocked Cogenhoe out of the Hillier Cup.<br/><br/>
Potter scored after 66 and 75 minutes to give the Conference side a quarter final trip to Daventry.
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| Daventry Town |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
League Cup |
2008 runners-up Daventry Town made their exit from this season's Knockout Cup as Cogenhoe sprang a surprise at Communications Park.<br/><br/>
Phil Cassidy gave the Cooks the lead after 13 minutes and they sealed victory with a second goal from Darren Frost two minutes past the hour.<br/><br/>
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Luke Pritchard, Jack Ashton (Nick Ashby), Lee Gotch, Luke Dowling, Tom McGowan, Phil Cassidy, Neil Champelovier, Jed Ainge, Darren Frost (Liam Knight), Damon Herbert,
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| Boston Town |
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2 |
Cogenhoe United |
FA Vase |
The Cooks came out on top in this Tattershall Road meeting of two sides in form.
Jed Ainge gave the visitors a 21st minute advantage, but Matt Kennedy equalised for the Poachers nine minutes before the break.
With seven minutes to play veteran defender Nick Ashby scored the goal which took Cogenhoe through.
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| Cogenhoe United |
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2 |
Stotfold |
League Cup |
Cogenhoe's good run of form was halted by the Eagles who netted in each half to progress to the last eight.
Ryan Aldrin broke the deadlock ten minutes before the break and Stotfold's success was sealed two minutes from the end by Brett Donnelly.
Cogenhoe: Darren Watts, Tim Wooding, Jack Ashton (Damon Herbert), Tom McGowan, Luke Dowling, Lee Gotch, Luke Pritchard, Neil Champelovier (Jed Ainge), Zac Nedimovic, Darren Frost, Nick Kingston (Phil Cassidy).
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| Arundel |
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4 |
Cogenhoe United |
FA Vase |
Darren Frost's first half hat trick inspired the Cooks as they progressed into Round 4.
Frost opened the scoring ten minutes into the game and then doubled the visitors' advantage five minutes later.
Six minutes before half time Frost completed his hat trick.
Gary Norgate replied for Arundel after 58 minutes but Cogenhoe's progress was sealed by Dan Holman a minute from the end.
More on the game at Chasing the Vase
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Rushden & Higham |
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| Bitton AFC |
2 |
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1 |
Cogenhoe United |
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Cogenhoe fell at the Fourth Round hurdle for the fourth time as the Western League title favourites edged into the last sixteen.<br/><br/>
After a goalless first half it was Bitton who broke the deadlock after 53 minutes.<br/><br/>
Darren Frost, hat trick hero in the last round for the Cooks, levelled three minutes later.<br/><br/>
Bitton booked their place in Round Five with an 82nd minute goal from John Welling.<br/><br/>
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