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SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP Sponsored by (120Th Season) Current Holders: Luton Town 2018/19 SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP sponsored by (120th Season) Current Holders: Luton Town 2018/19 FIRST ROUND Tuesday 23rd October 2018, Kick Off 7:45pm (unless otherwise stated) 1 Stotfold v Biggleswade Town 2 Arlesey Town v Potton United Tuesday 25th September 2018, Kick Off 7:45pm 3 Leighton Town v Barton Rovers 4 Biggleswade United v Biggleswade 5 Kempston Rovers v Luton Town Tuesday 6th November 2018, Kick Off 7:45pm 6 Bedford Town v Dunstable Town BYES AFC Dunstable Crawley Green SECOND ROUND Tuesday 11th December 2018, Kick Off 7:45pm SEMI FINAL Tuesday 12th February 2019, Kick Off 7:45pm FINAL TBC @BedsFA #BeTheGame SENIOR TROPHY (17th Season) 2018/19 Current Holders: Totternhoe FIRST ROUND Saturday 29th September 2018, Kick Off 3pm 1 Marston Shelton Rovers v Langford 2 Ickwell & Old Warden v Cranfield United 3 Bedford v AFC Oakley M&DH 4 AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College v Renhold United 5 Caldecote v Wootton Blue Cross BYES Ampthill Town Shefford Town & Campton Crawley Green Reserves Stevington Flitwick Town The 61 FC (Luton) Queens Park Crescents Totternhoe Riseley Sports Wilstead Sharnbrook SECOND ROUND Saturday 3rd November 2018, Kick Off 2pm (3pm under Floodlights) 6 Riseley Sports v The 61 FC (Luton) 7 Flitwick Town v Wilstead 8 Ickwell & Old Warden or Cranfield United v Marston Shelton Rovers or Langford 9 Bedford or AFC Oakley M&DH v Totternhoe 10 AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College v Stevington or Renhold United 11 Queens Park Crescents v Sharnbrook 12 Crawley Green Reserves v Caldecote or Wootton Blue Cross 13 Shefford Town & Campton v Ampthill Town QUARTER FINAL Saturday 8th December 2018, Kick Off 2pm (3pm under Floodlights) SEMI FINAL Saturday 26th January 2019, Kick Off 2pm (3pm under Floodlights) FINAL Wednesday 6th March 2019, Kick Off 7:30pm @BedsFA #BeTheGame INTERMEDIATE CHALLENGE CUP (81st Season) Current Holders: AFC Dunstable U21 2018/19 FIRST ROUND Saturday 29th September 2018, Kick Off 2:30pm 1 Farley Boys v Ampthill Town Development 2 Caddington v Dunstable Town U21 3 The 61 FC (Luton) Reserves v Henlow 4 Southcott Village Residents Association v AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves 5 AFC Dunstable U21 v Kempston Rovers Development 6 Sandy v Leighton Town Development 7 Cople & Bedford SA v Biggleswade United U23 8 Cranfield United Reserves v Wilstead Reserves 9 Bedford Albion v Totternhoe Reserves BYES Biggleswade Reserves Christians In Sport (Luton) Flitwick Town Reserves Potton United Reserves Shefford Town & Campton Reserves Stotfold U25 Wixams SECOND ROUND Saturday 27th October 2018, Kick Off 2:30pm (3pm under Floodlights) 10 AFC Dunstable U21 or Kempston Rovers Development v Biggleswade Reserves 11 Farley Boys or Ampthill Town Development v Caddington or Dunstable Town U21 12 Sandy or Leighton Town Development v Stotfold U25 13 Wixams v Bedford Albion or Totternhoe Reserves 14 The 61 FC (Luton) Reserves or Henlow v Flitwick Town Reserves 15 Cranfield United Reserves or Wilstead Reserves v Christians In Sport (Luton) 16 Southcott Village Residents Association v Potton United Reserves or AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College Reserves 17 Shefford Town & Campton Reserves v Cople & Bedford SA or Biggleswade United U23 QUARTER FINAL Saturday 24th November 2018, Kick Off 2pm (3pm under Floodlights) SEMI FINAL Saturday 16th February 2019, Kick Off 2pm (3pm under Floodlights) FINAL Wednesday 17th April 2019, Kick Off 7:30pm @BedsFA #BeTheGame JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP (103rd Season) 2018/19 Current Holders: Henlow Reserves FIRST ROUND Saturday 29th September 2018, Kick Off 2:30pm 1 Pines (Luton) v Wootton Village 2 Caldecote 'A' v FC Kokan 3 Stotfold Junior Town v Flitwick Town 'A' 4 Elstow Abbey v Atletico Europa BYES AFC Oakley M&DH Reserves Houghton Athletic Sporting Lewsey Park Bedford Albion Reserves Kempston Athletic Square Black Swan (Luton) Lidlington United Sports Club Stevington Reserves Caldecote Reserves Luton Leagrave AFC St Josephs (Saturday) Clifton M&DH Clapham Sports Stotfold Junior Town Reserves CS Rovers Marston Shelton Rovers Reserves Sundon Park Rovers Dinamo Flitwick Meltis Albion Thurleigh FC Polonia (Luton) Real Haynes Wixams Wanderers FC Spandits Sandy Reserves Harlington Juniors Shefford Town & Campton 'A' SECOND ROUND Saturday 27th October 2018, Kick Off 2:30pm 5 Shefford Town & Campton 'A' v AFC Oakley M&DH Reserves 6 St Josephs (Saturday) v Sandy Reserves 7 Lidlington United Sports Club v FC Spandits 8 Luton Leagrave AFC v Harlington Juniors 9 Thurleigh v Marston Shelton Rovers Reserves 10 Kempston Athletic v FC Polonia (Luton) 11 Meltis Albion v Square 12 Stotfold Junior Town Reserves v Bedford Albion Reserves 13 Sundon Park Rovers v Stevington Reserves 14 Clifton v Dinamo Flitwick 15 CS Rovers v Caldecote 'A' or FC Kokan 16 Black Swan (Luton) v Houghton Athletic 17 Pines (Luton) or Wootton Village v M&DH Clapham Sports 18 Caldecote Reserves v Sporting Lewsey Park 19 Real Haynes v Stotfold Junior Town or Flitwick Town 'A' 20 Elstow Abbey or Atletico Europa v Wixams Wanderers THIRD ROUND SEMI FINAL Saturday 24th November 2018, Kick Off 2pm Saturday 16th February 2019, Kick Off 2pm QUARTER FINAL FINAL Saturday 12th January 2019, Kick Off 2pm Wednesday 17th April 2019, Kick Off 7:30pm @BedsFA #BeTheGame SUNDAY CUP (55th Season) 2018/19 Current Holders: St Josephs FIRST ROUND Sunday 30th September 2018, Kick Off 10:30am 1 St Josephs v FC Victoria 2 Leighton Borough v Arlesey Town 3 Slip End United v Crawley Green (Sunday) 4 Club Swan v Pantry Wolves 5 Meltis Rangers v Store Retail Solutions 6 Broadwalk Pines United v Wootton Wanderers 7 Houghton United v Luton Old Boys BYES AC Sportsman (Red Lion Wilstead) Club Lewsey Crown (Stotfold) Jolly Topers (Luton) Leighton Lions Leighton Madrid MKF Caddington Nirankari Arlesey Town Sandy SECOND ROUND Sunday 28th October 2018, Kick Off 10:30am 8 Club Lewsey v Sandy 9 AC Sportsman (Red Lion Wilstead) v Leighton Borough or Arlesey Town 10 Houghton United or Luton Old Boys v Nirankari Arlesey Town 11 Meltis Rangers or Store Retail Solutions v St Josephs or FC Victoria 12 Leighton Madrid v Broadwalk Pines United or Wootton Wanderers 13 Crown (Stotfold) v Slip End United or Crawley Green (Sunday) 14 Leighton Lions v Club Swan or Pantry Wolves 15 MKF Caddington v Jolly Topers (Luton) QUARTER FINAL Sunday 25th November 2018, Kick Off 10:30am SEMI FINAL Sunday 3rd February 2019, Kick Off 10:30am FINAL Friday 29th March 2019, Kick Off 7:30pm @BedsFA #BeTheGame SUNDAY JUNIOR CUP (55th Season) 2018/19 Current Holders: Crawley Green (Sunday) Reserves FIRST ROUND Sunday 30th September 2018, Kick Off 10:30am 1 Houghton Athletic v Real Luton 2 Roxton v Elm Park Houghton Centre 3 Thurleigh Sports v Cranfield United 4 BMC United v Bedford Athletic 5 M&DH Clapham Sports v Three Twelve 6 FC WB Landscapes v Stopsley Spartans 7 Engintivo La Coruna v Jolly Topers (Luton) Reserves 8 Wells Stars v ASR Elite 9 Leighton Snooker Club v Abbey Leisure BYES AC Sportsman (Red Lion Wilstead) Reserves Caddington Social Hibbert Arms (Luton) AFC Dunton Cople Sports Houghton United Reserves AFC Flitwick Crawley Green (Sunday) Reserves Leighton RedBulls AFC Oldhill Dunstable St Mary's Parkside Rangers Barton Rovers 'A' Engineers Arms (Henlow) Queenshead Bromham United FC Brian Munich St Josephs Reserves Bushmemorial FC Price Wallace White Horse (Bedford) Caddington Chequers Heath SECOND ROUND Sunday 28th October 2018, Kick Off 10:30am 10 AFC Oldhill v AC Sportsman (Red Lion Wilstead) Reserves 11 FC WB Landscapes or Stopsley Spartans v M&DH Clapham Sports or Three Twelve 12 Houghton Athletic or Real Luton v Barton Rovers 'A' 13 Caddington Social v Houghton United Reserves 14 Wells Stars or ASR Elite v Queenshead 15 Parkside Rangers v Thurleigh Sports or Cranfield United 16 Engintivo La Coruna or Jolly Topers (Luton) Reserves v Bushmemorial 17 AFC Flitwick v Heath 18 FC Brian Munich v BMC United or Bedford Athletic 19 Dunstable St Mary's v Caddington Chequers 20 Bromham United v St Josephs Reserves 21 Leighton RedBulls v AFC Dunton 22 Hibbert Arms (Luton) v Engineers Arms (Henlow) 23 FC Price Wallace v Crawley Green (Sunday) Reserves 24 Roxton or Elm Park Houghton Centre v Cople Sports 25 White Horse (Bedford) v Leighton Snooker Club or Abbey Leisure THIRD ROUND SEMI FINAL Sunday 25th November 2018, Kick Off 10:30am Sunday 17th February 2019, Kick Off 10:30am QUARTER FINAL FINAL Sunday 13th January 2019, Kick Off 10:30am Friday 22nd March 2019, Kick Off 7:30pm @BedsFA #BeTheGame SUNDAY LOWER JUNIOR CUP (52nd Season) 2018/19 Current Holders: Three Twelve FIRST ROUND Sunday 30th September 2018, Kick Off 10:30am 1 Hatters United v Denham Raptors 2 Parkside Rangers Reserves v MNines 3 61 FC (Sunday) v Club 94 4 Houghton Conquest v GRS 5 Luton United v Luton Allstars 6 Hawkins v Chalton 7 Southcott Village Residents Association (Sunday) v Massie Warriors 8 Bedfordshire Bulls v Slip End United Reserves 9 FC Buzzard v Crawley Green (Sunday) 'A' 10 PRC Riverlite v Southcott Village 11 Biggleswade Social Club v Wheelwright Arms (Luton) BYES AC Sportsman (Red Lion Wilstead) 'A' Bedford Albion Luton Phoenix St Johns Totternhoe Social SECOND ROUND Sunday 28th October 2018, Kick Off 10:30am 12 Bedfordshire Bulls or Slip End United Reserves v FC Buzzard or Crawley Green (Sunday) 'A' 13 PRC Riverlite or Southcott Village v Parkside Rangers Reserves or MNines 14 Biggleswade Social Club or Wheelwright Arms (Luton) v Hawkins or Chalton 15 St Johns v Luton United or Luton Allstars 16 AC Sportsman (Red Lion Wilstead) 'A' v Luton Phoenix 17 61 FC (Sunday) or Club 94 v Hatters United or Denham Raptors 18 Houghton Conquest or GRS v Southcott Village Residents Association (Sunday) or Massie Warriors 19 Totternhoe Social v Bedford Albion QUARTER FINAL Sunday 25th November 2018, Kick Off 10:30am SEMI FINAL Sunday 10th February 2019, Kick Off 10:30am FINAL Friday 15th March 2019, Kick Off 7:30pm @BedsFA #BeTheGame .
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