Result: Enfield 1 Yeading 4
Ryman League Division One North - Saturday 28 February 2004
The Ding stay on top of the table after a comfortable win and needed three points with both Leyton and Cheshunt winning. Errol Telemaque and DJ Campbell had sent the Ding in at half-time two up before second half goals from Campbell (an overhead kick) and BobbY Behzadi sealed the victory.
Result: East Thurrock United 3 Yeading 2
Ryman League Division One North - Tuesday 24 February 2004
The Ding missed out on their chance to extend their lead at the top of the table, with defeat at Rookery Hill in theie 'game in hand' over fellow chasers.
Result: Yeading 2 Great Wakering Rovers 0
Ryman League Division One North - Saturday 21 February 2004
The Ding go clear at the top thanks to late goals from Danny Jordan and Nevin Saroya (penalty) after Wakering goalkeeper Trevor Wickens frustrated countless Ding efforts on his debut.
MATCH POSTPONED 4.30pm - Waltham Forest v Yeading
Tuesday 17 February 2004
The Weather has beaten the meeting of these two sides again. The new date for this game will be posted here as soon as it is known
Forthcoming Suspensions
Keith Newby serves one match suspension on Saturday (v Gt Wakering Rovers) for five bookings this season. Meanwhile, Nevin Saroya begins a two match ban next Tuesday (v East Thurrock & also missing the away game at Enfield) for reaching ten bookings.
First Team News
Alex Stanley is likely to miss the next two games after suffering a head injury in the final minutes of Saturday's game. A collission with a Berkhamsted player and Yeading keeper' Delroy Preddie left Yeading to play out the dying minutes of the game with ten men, with all substitutes used and Stanley forced to leave the game for an injury that required 13 stitches.
Captain Darti Brown could make his return to first team action against Great Wakering Rovers on Saturday providing he comes through unscathed from Wednesday night's Reserve team game at home to Woking. Brown has been missing from action since the start of December after picking up an ankle injury.
Result: Berkhamsted Town 3 Yeading 4
Ryman League Division One North - Saturday 14 February 2004#
A DJ Campbell hat-trick sees the Ding still top of the table but they made hard-work of the three points again. Campbell put the DIng ahead after only two minutes, but on quarter of an hour allowed the home side to level when Berkhamsted's Porter was given acrwes of space to line up a shot from midfield. Campbell put the Ding ahead with two minutes remaining of the half after some tireless chasing blocked the goalkeeper's clearance, but an off the ball incident four minutes into injury-time saw Berkhamsted awarded a penalty which they duly converted.
Poor defending two minutes after the break saw a Berkhamsted free kick from wide right go straight into the Ding net, but within seconds BobbY Behzadi's cross had been met at the far post by Bruno Mendonca's head for his first goal in Yeading colours and to bring the sides back level.
Yeading always looked the likely victors and in the fifty-fourth minute Campbell's skill saw him beat the off-side and latch on to a Jason Tucker long ball. A touch past the goalkeeper was then kept in his sights and the Ding striker met the ball the other side to slide it into the empty net.
Result: Wingate & Finchley 1 Yeading 2
Ryman League Division One North - Tuesday 10 February 2004
Bobby Behzadi scored left-footed for the winner after DJ Campbell goal had seen the two sides level at half-time. Portuguese striker Bruno Mendonca made his debut for the Ding.
Fixture Re-arrangements
Yeading travel to Wingate & Finchley on Tuesday evening in the league before a Saturday trip to Berkhamsted and another re-arranged trip to Waltham Forest the following Tuesday (17 Feb).
Result: YEading 3 Wivenhoe Town 2
Ryman League Division One North - Saturday 7 February 2004
Second half goals from Saroya, Tucker and Campbell put the Ding top of the table, but they made hard-work of it at The Warren after going in 0-1 down at half-time. Yeading now sit joint-top of the table with Leyton but have a game in hand over the north Londoners and a far superior goal difference. Cheshunt are now three points adrift having played the same number of games as the Ding.
