Bilton Ajax 0 - 8 Drayton Grange

Bilton's first home game of the season saw their opposition control the whole game, with three goals in the first half and another five in the second, Drayton Grange were the stronger and more confident team. Bilton do not yet seem to have found their way in the new league but no doubt things will improve.

Welland Valley 15 - 2 Bilton Ajax

Bilton's run of heavy defeats continued as they came up against one of the best teams in the league. Although they started strong, a great show of passing skills and ball control from Welland quickly put them on a back foot for the remainder of the game. Two goals from Blair Girvin gave Bilton some consolation but the games are certainly not getting any easier in the top league.

Bilton Ajax 2 - 2 Parklands Amber

Third draw in a row for Bilton with another great performance. With a full squad which played with confidence, Bilton deservedly took the lead with a goal from Sean Rye. This was held until the second half in which Parklands began to dominate resulting with two consequent goals. But Bilton kept themselves in the game and were finally rewarded with a late goal from Jack Bond to give Bilton another well needed point.

Parklands Black 2 - 9 Bilton Ajax

Bilton finished their unbeaten November run with a win that showed why they were promoted from league 2 last season. Sunday's cup match against lower league Parklands Black turned from a 2-3 lead at half time with goals from Jack Bond (2) and Tom Jones (1) into a total show of team excellence throughout the second half resulting in goals from Jack Bond(2), Jordan Mistry (2) Blair Girvin (1) and Sean Rye (1). The four games in November have been a great lift for the under 14's. With the season starting with a run of heavy defeats, they have shown that their hunger for victory can still be rewarded with the great taste of success

Moultonfield Diamonds 2 - 2 Bilton Ajax

Bilton's unbeaten run has now stretched to five games after another epic battle. Moulton were caught completely off guard with an early goal from Jordan Mistry, with a goal behind, Moulton went at Bilton with some very good attacking moves keeping Bilton pinned in their half for long periods which finally resulted in an equaliser before the break.

The second half was mostly Moulton's, with more pressure came another goal with a possible third being kept out by a dramatic save from keeper Harry Dimmock. But finally out of all the defending, a ball was put through to Sean Rye who cooly put it pass the keeper to bring the scores level. The game was full of drama for the remaining ten minutes but at the whistle, Bilton came away with another well earned point.

Falcons Blue 8 - 1 Bilton Ajax

As expected, Bilton finished their unbeaten five game run when they came up against top of the league on Sunday. The first half was a good battle with only three goals conceded but another five goals in the second with only a penalty put nicely away from Sean Rye to give Bilton a small reprieve from the punishment, but no heads were down, roll on next week.

Bilton Ajax 2 - 4 Bugbrooke

Memories of the huge defeat against Bugbrooke last year were in the distant past as a much stronger Bilton took the visitors by surprise as they soon took as two goal lead thanks to Jordan Mistry and Sean Rye. To be fair to Bugbrooke, they looked the stronger team for most of the match so a goal before half time was no surprise.

The second half saw Bilton's luck run out as injury and tiredness took its toll. Three more goals from Bugbrooke finally gave them the victory but a very respectable score for a much improved Bilton.

Bilton Ajax 3 - 3 Falcon Stripes

Without any doubt, Sunday's game was the best of the season so far. Bilton proved to be a very even match for the strong falcons but with the score line being two goals to Falcons at half time and then a third soon after the break, the familiar feeling of defeat looked imminent.Not so, Bilton went on to pull off probably their greatest ever come back. Sean Rye gave Bilton their first, soon followed by a header from Bradley Allibone to take it to just a goal behind. Falcons were still playing great football but Bilton kept their momentum and when Bradley Allibone's second goal of the match went in to pull the scores level, crowd hysteria was uncontrollable. The game stayed in dead lock for the last minutes of the game only to see keeper Harry Dimmock deny Falcons of the win they so wanted by pulling of a save in the last seconds of the game. Best team effort of the year lads.

Parklands Tigers Amber 7 - 1 BIlton Ajax

Bilton suffered a heavy defeat on Sunday mainly down to them just not finding the form which has given them some respectable scores over recent games. The first half saw some good football from the visitors with Tom Jones getting a rewarding goal leaving the half time score 2-1. But the second half was all Parklands with attack after attack punishing Bilton with another five goals. Bilton knew they could have played better and now doubt will move forward from this defeat.

Bilton Ajax 2 - 2 Wootton St George

Second clash of the season for Bilton against 3rd placed Wootton and again like the first, it was gripping from the first minute to the last.

Wootton took the lead mid way through the first half with Bilton's Joe Hassett equalising just before the break.

Within a minute of the second half starting Wootton went ahead again and dominated the next 15 minutes, but Bilton held out and finally pulled even with a goal from Jack Bond. The last ten minutes went on to be all Bilton with 2 goal attempts being cleared off the line but at the final whistle the settled for a very well earned point against a very good team.