Saints continue their winning run

Saints  2     Osobu 69, Cass 70

Arlesey  0

Evo-Stik League South East  (Saturday 27 January)

Crucial clean sheet helps Saints win

Egham Town  0

Saints  1     Osobu 17

Evo-Stik League South East  (Tuesday 23 January)

Magnificent Saints look ominous

AFC Dunstable  0

Saints  2     Paine 31, Haugh 37

Evo-Stik League South East  (Saturday 20 January)

Saints bury Moles - again

Aylesbury  0

Saints  2     Beattie 39, Martin 71

Evo-Stik League South East  (Saturday 13 January)

Saints secured a league double with goals either side of the break from George Beattie and new-signing, Mahlondo Martin.

Saints:  Carl Dennison, Mark Goodman, Alex Lafleur, George Fenton, Ryan Haugh, Jack Mullan (Frankie Jones), Max Holland (Remmel Clarke), Alex Paine, Mahlondo Martin, George Beattie, Victor Osobu (Rob Hastings).

Attendance.  79

Lacklustre Saints struggle against Fleet

Saints  0

Fleet Town  0

Evo-Stik League South East  (Tuesday 9 January)

The opportunity to bounce back from the weekend defeat against lowly was sadly spurned as Saints laboured to secure a point against a lively Fleet side that left Mill Meadow with more than they probably expected.

If Saints' struggles in front of goal have re-emerged since New Year, it is as well that the defence continues to excel. Carl Dennison was certainly the busier of the two keepers and had to be at his sharpest as there were signs of the ship creaking during periods when Saints struggled to get out of their own half.

Saints:  Carl Dennison, Mark Goodman, Alex Lafleur, George Fenton, Ryan Haugh, Jack Mullan, Max Holland, Alex Paine, Callum Woodcock (Remmel Clarke 74), George Beattie, Victor Osobu.

Attendance.  67     Star Player.  Carl Dennison

Saints go missing

Saints  1     Ward-Cochrane 89

Barton Rovers  2     Alban-Jones 16, Hartley 19

Evo-Stik League South East  (Saturday 6 January)

Saints dominate derby win

Saints  4     Osobu 25, Jones 36, Woodcock 76, Ward-Cochrane 81

Beaconsfield Town  2     Costa 86, Daly 92

Evo-Stik League South East  (Tuesday 26 December)

Saints undone in 10 minute burst

Thame United  4     West 31, 89  Hercules 35  Morris 42

Saints  1     Osobu 76

Evo-Stik League South East  (Saturday 23 December)

Saints:  Carl Dennison, Alex Lafleur (Connor Shingleston 46), Ryan Haugh, George Fenton, Alan Hedley, Jack Mullan, Max Holland (Rob Hastings 61), Frankie Jones (Albie Sheehan-Cozens 71), Ben Ward-Cochrane, Alex Paine, Victor Osobu.

Attendance.  78     Star Player.  Victor Osobu

Rearguard defiance sees Saints to win

Hayes & Yeading Utd  1     Ehui 81

Saints  2     Paine 23, Osobu 29

Evo-Stik League South East  (Saturday 9 December)

Saints overwhelm Marlow

Saints  3     Paine 11, Osobu 21, Cass 68

Marlow  0

Evo-Stik League South East  (Saturday 2 December)

A rejuvenated Saints roared back from their midweek disappointments to record a comprehensive demolition of their visitors from Marlow.

Beset by a combination of injury, absence and loan recalls, Danny Edwards was forced to shuffle his pack and made six changes to his side. The return of Jake Cass couldn't have come at a better time and he was immediately a threat to Marlow and was always central to the action as Saints started strongly. Attacking with width and pace it was no surprise they made early inroads and a flighted ball from Max Holland on the left to the far post was met by the late arriving Alex Paine and his header put Saints in front. Paine was revelling in his more advanced role and his strength and persistence was a boon to Saints' attacking options.

Within ten minutes, the lead was doubled as Victor Osobu, enjoying a lot of success down the right, was picked out by Frankie Jones, himself impressing in his first start in central midfield, and cut inside to curl his shot over the keeper and in off the underside of the bar.

Marlow tried to get into the game but their efforts met firm resistance from the home defence and Michael Power-Simpson, deputising for the injured Carl Dennison, had a relatively trouble free game as Aaron Jewell and Alan Hedley successfully blunting any threat.

Jake Cass, eager to get back among the goals, had a fierce shot pushed over the bar as Saints ended the half strongly.

The second half saw Saints continue in the ascendency although Power-Simpson was called on to make a fingertip save to keep his goal intact on the hour. A double substitution by the visitors changed the tone of the game, with Jordan Brown, more than capable of starting an argument in an empty room, taking only minutes to find his way into the referees book.

If Saints thought they had a third when a powerful Cass header from an Osobu corner was hacked off the line to loud claims of the ball having crossed the line, they got it minutes later after a delightful move down the right. Osobu played the ball into the overlapping Mark Goodman and his pinpoint cross found Jake Cass in the area. The first header hit the post but Cass was quickly on to the rebound to force the ball home.

Saints safely saw out the game to secure the win to keep them on the fringes of the playoffs and in a good position for their next game, a visit to Hayes & Yeading Utd who are just a point above Saints in the table. 

Saints:  Michael Power-Simpson, Mark Goodman, Ryan Haugh, Aaron Jewell, Alan Hedley, Jack Mullan, Max Holland (Rob Hastings 78), Frankie Jones, Jake Cass (Albie Sheehan-Cozens 87), Alex Paine, Victor Osobu (Alex Lafleur 84).

Attendance.  62     Star Player.  Aaron Jewell