LONDON Colney collected all three points following a good 3-0 win at New Bradwell St Peter on Tuesday evening.

LONDON Colney collected all three points following a good 3-0 win at New Bradwell St Peter on Tuesday evening.

Sam Mitchell went close early on for the Blueboys before New Bradwell had a spell on concerted pressure. Colney’s defence dealt magnificently with the pressure and kept their hosts out and it was the visitors who broke the deadlock.

Mitchell was the architect slipping the ball to Danny Fitzgerald who ran in and stroked the ball home with 28 minutes on the clock.

David Parkinson had an effort turned round the post while Colney ‘keeper Winston Seidu had to punch clear a powerful header from Ben Hill.

Midway through the second half Greg Shaw doubled Colney’s lead with a long range effort. The midfielder received the ball from a Dan McCafferty throw in before curling a beautiful effort inside the far post.

The Blueboys added the gloss with seven minutes remaining when Parkinson raced down the left wing and drilled in a low ball for Mitchell to turn home the third goal.

Colney: Seidu, Hull, McCafferty, Paradise, Murphy, Shaw, Jowle, Mitchell, Fitzgerald (Butcher), Parkinson, Gallagher. Subs not used: Thompson, Townsend.

n A brace from Sam Mitchell helped Colney overcome Kings Langley on Saturday.

The striker scored in either half to give the Blueboys all the points in a game that also saw Shaun Murphy and Langley’s Joe Gallagher red carded.

The Blueboys opened the scoring in the 27th minute when Shaw teed up Mitchell to drive the ball into the back of the net.

The home side drew level when Dan Tomkins headed home Sam Worrell’s free kick.

The Blueboys regained the lead from the penalty spot after Parkinson was tumbled in the box and Mitchell stepped up to send the ‘keeper the wrong way.

The reserves won 3-2 at home to Kings Langley on Tuesday night with Nathan Hilaire netting all three goals. Matt Tillbrook (two), Jonny Armitt and Cain Davey were on target as the reserves lost 5-4 to Ampthill on Saturday.

London Colney Blues won 3-0 with goals from Jay Muskett, Kelvin Caines and Yasin Boodhoo.

London Colney A were also victorious winning 5-1.