Jersey Bulls maintain unbeaten streak after 3-2 win at Bedfont Sports
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 9:11 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Jersey Bulls secured a 3-2 victory against Bedfont Sports on September 25, moving up to sixth place in the Isthmian League South Central. The team started strong with Lorne Bickley scoring in the eighth minute, but Bedfont equalized shortly after. Jarma Mohamed responded for the Bulls, followed by a goal from Dan Williams for Bedfont to tie the match again. The decisive moment came when Toby Ritzema's missed opportunity led to Jonny Le Quesne assisting Sammy Henia-Kamau, who scored the winning goal for the Bulls in the second half. Jersey remains unbeaten this season, extending their run to five games without a loss.
- •Jersey Bulls lead the match with Lorne Bickley scoring early.
- •Tommy O'Neill equalizes for Bedfont Sports shortly after.
- •Jarma Mohamed scores to reclaim the lead for Jersey.
- •Dan Williams ties the game again with a goal for Bedfont.
- •Jersey Bulls' unbeaten streak in the league reaches five games.
- 9:11 PMYahoo Sports — Jersey Bulls remain unbeaten after Bedfont Sports win
"Unbeaten Jersey Bulls move up to sixth place in Isthmian League South Central after an entertaining 3-2 win at Bedfont Sports.
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