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Jersey Bulls stay second as unbeaten run goes on
Sammy Henia-Kamau celebrates scoring for Jersey Bulls
Sammy Henia-Kamau (left) was among Jersey Bulls’ goalscorers

Jersey Bulls extended their unbeaten Isthmian League run to 29 matches as they cruised to a 5-1 win over a Raynes Park Vale side who began the day in third place.

Bulls, who are second in Isthmian League South Central, have not lost a regular-season game in the league since 30 December 2025.

Jamie Watling gave the islanders an 11th-minute lead before winger Sammy Henia-Kamau blasted in his second in three games midway through the first half.

The visitors hit the Jersey bar five minutes before half-time, but Toby Ritzema broke from just outside the penalty area and raced the length of the field before teeing up top scorer Lorne Bickley for a tap-in as Bulls went in 3-0 up at the break.

James Sunley headed in a 51st-minute fourth goal and Jersey youngster Darryl Mvalo scored his first Bulls league goal 11 minutes later to wrap up a stellar performance before Shamal Edwards pulled one back for Raynes Park.

The victory puts the island side four points off leaders Bognor Regis Town with a game in hand.

"Once we went 1-0 up, I really didn't think we were going to be too troubled in the game," Jersey Bulls manager Elliot Powell said.

"I think there was a moment at 2-0 where you realise that actually these lads have gone here, it was three before half-time, it could easily have been four or five.

"Yes, they've hit the bar, but with the exception of that they haven't really offered too much and second half I'm just really pleased that we were relentless, we were ruthless, we kept going right to the very last and we've stuck together and got through a physical battle."

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