Rangers enjoyed a 4-0 away success at Welwyn Warriors. On the way to winning the biggest prize in Hertfordshire Sunday football Rangers beat the same team at the third-round stage last season, at home 3-0, and on Sunday they bettered that performance. Rangers dominated from start to finish and went ahead inside the first ten minutes when Corey Botten raced inside from the wing and fired home a shot into the left-hand corner from fifteen yards out.

The lead was doubled when Frankie Henley timed his run to beat the home defence and slotted into the right-hand corner. In the second half, Kai Parker had shot well saved but the rebound fell to Jamie McDougall who netted from close-range. The win was rounded off when Sam Mortimer swept a ball out to Kai Parker who beat two men before cutting inside and finishing from an acute angle after the 'keeper saved his first attempt. This win sets up a repeat of last season’s final against Baldock Victoria in the third round away.

Everett Rovers swept a side Saints FC 4-1. Jordan Standley led the charge with a brace, finding the net twice early on. Harry Challis and Danny Maymond also got on the scoresheet, capping off an excellent attacking display. Saints FC managed to grab a late consolation goal. Rovers will now travel Brewster Plumbing who defeated North Watford 3-1 on penalties after a 4-4 draw.

St Josephs went down to a 1-0 defeat at home to The Red Lion, the goal coming in the first half after a poor back pass was intercepted and netted by the Lion player.

Bricketwood Acorns went down to a 5-1 home defeat to East Herts. They trailed only 1-0 at half-time, before they where hit by three quick fire goals at the start of the second half. Jack Micklewright pulled a goal back, but it was the visitors who rounded off the win with a further goal.

Hertfordshire FA Intermediate Cup Second Round - Rifle FC enjoyed a good 2-0 win over Northside Spartans. Will Gray and Zak McNicholas with the goals which sets up an away tie with Mermaid in the next round.

Amateur FA Sunday Cup First Round - AFC Watford won the all WSL tie beating Nascot AFC 3-0. Charlie Prentice gave them the lead from a corner and Evan Quinn scored with a long-range effort. In the second half, AFC keeper Goerge Forester saved a Nascot penalty, and then played a part in the third goal when he his long kick was latched onto by Evan Quinn who netted his second of the game.

Deakin White Champions’ League Group Stage-Group D - Hertfordshire Athletic suffered an 8-1 home defeat to Bedford A6 First. Athletic could only field the bare eleven players before been reduced to nine players during the game. Jake Hatherell scored the Athletic consolation goal