George Hobson was the man to open the scoring for Sports but Biggleswade found the equaliser just before the hour mark.
Sports went down to 10 men but they were the ones to emerge victorious and progressed into the third round for the first time in the club’s history.
Their reward is a tie at home against fellow Spartan South Midlands Premier Division side Hoddesdon Town on Saturday, December 3.
Sun travelled to Biggleswade at the weekend and once again were the team to gain the first goal.
Dom David found Gary Wallace unmarked at the near post and his header found the back of the net after a period of pressure from the visitors.
Sun should have made it 2-0 after Damien Cruickshank crossed into the six-yard box but no one was there to meet the ball.
Biggleswade did not give in and immediately put the pressure on Sun from the off in the second half.
Sun had the first real attempt on goal when Andy Brennan was given space to put in a looping shot which was tipped over the bar by the keeper.
But United’s pressure paid off when a free-kick was floated into the area and a forward headed in the equaliser.
Matty Evans kept his side in the tie at the death, making a vital save to prevent United from scoring the winner.
But it was Sun who should have had the last hurrah in extra-time as Wallace headed a corner goalbound. This was deflected by the keeper and the ball had to be cleared off the line by a defender.
Sun Sports 5 Oxhey Jets 1 SSML Prem
Oxhey Jets fell to a 5-1 defeat over Easter weekend at the hands of Sun Sports in the Spartan South Midlands Premier Division.
Jets went one down after just a few minutes when stand-in keeper Dave Jacks got his hands to a shot but saw the ball hit the post and into the net.
Three goals soon followed which Jets will not want to watch back, as they fell four goals behind in the first quarter of an hour to leave a tough remaining 75 minutes.
However, the Hertfordshire side managed to pull themselves together and whilst not a serious threat to the result they pulled one back through John Smith in the second half.
Tim O’Sullivan’s Sun side scored a fifth in stoppage time to seal a miserable afternoon for Jets.
Sun Sports recorded back-to-back wins in the Spartan South Midlands Premier Division last week.
In their mid-week fixture Sun saw off Tring Athletic in a 1-0 scoreline.
Kyle Johnson scored the only goal of the game.
On Saturday, Sports came away from Lowfield with three points after winning 3-1 over Hoddeson Town.
The home side gained the first clear attempt on goal with their shot bouncing off the crossbar.
The game did not go ahead without any drama as in the same incident Sun’s Tom Gibson was taken off the pitch with concussion and was replaced by Deji Ikuesmori.
Chances came from both sides but it was to no avail and the half ended 0-0.
Soon after the restart Jamie Speer found space in the box and let rip.
The shot deflected off of a Hoddesdon defender and the ball rolled over the line.
Sports soon made it two when Kyle Johnson beat the offside trap.
He went one-on-one with the keeper and held his composure to lob the ball over him to make it 2-0.
But the away side did not give in and rallied together to pull one back from a free-kick on the edge of the box.
But before the Lillywhites could try and gain an equaliser, Dom David coolly passed the ball to Johnson who slotted the ball home past the Town keeper.
Berkhamsted ended their league losing streak on Monday after defeating Sun Sports 3-0 away from home as both sides played their final game before Saturday's FA Vase ties.
Ashley Lewis came back to haunt his old team by scoring two in the second half after Steve Hawes had put Berko in front with an early goal.
Hawes won possession ten minutes in and struck a shot from just outside the area. Matt Evans got a hand to the ball but it escaped his grasp and went over the line for the opening goal.
Evans soon made amends for his mistake when he made a great save to keep out a header from Lewis.
Ashton Campbell played in Lewis with a well-worked cross to almost double their lead but the latter could not get onto the end of the ball.
The visitors established clear daylight 10 minutes into the second half when Tom Carter crossed the ball into the penalty box for Lewis to score.
He added his second with a quarter-of-an-hour remaining with Carter once again the provider for his teammate to tap the ball home for the Comrades’ third.
Tasker had to make one good save at the end of the match but Berkhamsted already had the victory secured.
Watford club Sun Sports excited ahead of biggest game in club's history against Bromsgrove Sporting in FA Vase
Sun Sports boss Tim O’Sullivan is on cloud nine heading into his side’s first ever match in the FA Vase round of 32 at home against Bromsgrove Sporting on Saturday.
The Watford club have so far defeated Hoddesdon Town, Biggleswade United and Peterborough Northern Star to get to this stage of the competition.
The cup run has certainly been the main highlight of the Spartan South Midlands Premier Division club’s season to date and they hope the dream run can continue.
“For me personally it is unreal,” said the Sun boss. “I think it is a great honour at the moment and we are really enjoying it all.”
O’Sullivan is not the only one in his element with the players taking each cup tie in their stride.
“They are all really excited and looking forward to the game. It truly is brilliant and definitely something we can’t wait for,” said O’Sullivan.
“It is also great for the club for it to gain more recognition.”
If Sun’s fairytale run is to continue into the last 16, they will have to get past tough opponents from Midland Football League Division One.
Bromsgrove currently sit top of their table on 47 points, three above second-placed Leicester Road.
When asked how they have been preparing for the game, the Sun manager said: “It is a bit different to any other we have played before.
“We cannot say it isn’t. It is the biggest game in the club’s history. We will be mentally and physically prepared.
“They are bringing down a big crowd from Birmingham, around 350 people I think. So it will be a great atmosphere, great for the club and for the lads.
“But I think what is most important is to be mentally prepared for the match.”
The two sides have never met before but O’Sullivan has kept a close eye on Bromsgrove’s progress.
The Sun boss was also keen to stress that he did not believe there were any big differences between the two teams.
He added: “My coach went up to see them on New Year’s Eve. He was treated really well and they gave him a pass for the whole ground.
“They are geared towards bigger things. It is good for us, the club and for the cup as well being in the last 32.
“I said to the players, they are only one tier below us. They are top of their league and they have not lost all season.
“As I mentioned, they are geared towards bigger things. I do not think there is a massive difference between us, it would be silly to think otherwise.
“They are better at what they are doing now and they could easily be in the league above in their respective Premier Division.”
With the final being played at the home of football, Wembley Stadium, it would be easy for any team to get carried away.
But O’Sullivan is determined his players’ feet will remain firmly on the ground.
“We are taking each round as it comes,” added the manager. “That is the aim. It is a one-off game and we will take it as that and we will see if we progress.
“Wembley is obviously the dream but there are a lot of great clubs left with bigger budgets than us but we will continue with it each game at a time.
“But it would be amazing if we made it to the last 16. For us just to get there would be incredible.
“We hope this can help the club build and get more recognition from this. All the players and I are working hard and if we can get anything from it, it would be fantastic.”
Fellow SSML top-flight sides Berkhamsted and Tring Athletic have also made it to the last 32.
The Comrades and Tring both have an away trip to face Hinkley AFC and Sporting Khalsa respectively tomorrow.
“All three of us are cheering each other on,” O’Sullivan said. “It is a great achievement for the league that there are three of us left.
“We are rivals in the league but it is different in the Vase. And what a great advert it is for the Premier Division.”
Admission to Saturday's tie at Sun's Bellmountwood Avenue ground is £6.
Sun Sports put league defeat behind them with emphatic cup win
Sun Sports bounced back from a league defeat with a resounding cup win.
Saturday saw Sun fall to a 3-2 loss against London Tigers in their Premier Division clash as goals from Jack Johnson and Joe Gallagher proved inconsequential.
With defeat still fresh in their minds, Sun headed into Tuesday night’s Premier Division Cup tie hoping to bounce back.
They did so in emphatic fashion as Johnson added to his strike at the weekend with a hat-trick to lead his side to a 4-0 win over Welwyn Garden City.
Kyle Johnson scored Sun’s other goal in a win which sets them up nicely for a league meeting with a Colney Heath side who sit two places and two points behind them tomorrow.
Sun Sports fell to a 3-2 loss at the hands of league champions London Colney on Tuesday night.
Kerran Lataillie and an own goal saw Sports get themselves back into the game but it ended up not being enough.
Sports had shared the points in a hard-fought 2-2 draw with Leverstock Green three days previously.
Green managed to extend their unbeaten run to six games and took the lead in the 11th minute when Curtis Donaldson played in Brima Johnson, who drilled the ball across goal for Jonathan Lacey to side-foot home his 29th goal of the season.
Leverstock were unlucky not to double their lead in the 24th minute when Lacey ran in behind the Sun defence to get on the end of a through pass from Lewis Davis. He did everything right as he took the ball past keeper Matt Evans and directed it towards the empty net, but was denied by a superb clearance from former Green defender Damion Cruickshank.
The scores were level nine minutes later as Andrew Brennan chipped a pass through to Karl Penny, who took it down and hit an unstoppable shot past Liam Jahn.
Sun forced a save in the opening minute of the second half but again it was their opponents who looked the more likely to score as the game progressed.
Having been on top, the visitors fell behind in the 65th minute when Jack Johnson netted from the pebnalty spot against one of his former clubs to put his side 2-1 up.
However, their lead lasted less than three minutes as a well-worked move involving Donaldson and Lacey ended with Ross Adams shooting home the equaliser.
Sun Sports are through to the semi-finals of the St Mary’s Cup after defeating Oxhey 3-1 on Tuesday.
Two goals from Kyle Johnson and one from Karl Penny were enough to send their side through.
But the same joy was not experienced in the league after a well-organised Welwyn Garden City claimed a 3-1 victory on Saturday.
Things went wrong for Sun from the start as Yasin Boodhoo scooped the ball over the line following a free-kick in the first minute.
Luke Robins doubled City’s lead in the 18th minute from a simple tap-in, in what was a carbon copy of the first goal.
City made it three before the break as the Clarets netted with a volley.
Sun had to make a change in the second half and Penny came on for only his second appearance of the season.
The home side had to wait until the 67th minute to reduce the deficit through George Hobson but it was to be a mere consolation.
Sun Sports crashed out of the Herts Senior Cup at Lowfield courtesy of a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Hoddesdon Town.
Sports started off well as Kyle Johnston tried a cheeky 40-yard lob, catching the Town keeper off guard, but it smashed off the crossbar.
But the ball fell to Dom David, who volleyed the ball into the back of the net in the first minute of the match.
Their joy was to be short-lived though, as the Lillywhites were soon level as Joss Lillis scored by lobbing the ball over Matty Evans.
And a few minutes later things went from bad to worse for the boys in yellow as Louis Bowen headed at Evans but he failed to hold onto the ball and Bowen kneed it into the back of the net.
Changes were made in the second half but Hoddesdon quickly broke Sun’s hearts as they scored from a breakaway when Jordan Watson and George Hunt combined with a one-two to put Watson clear with only the keeper to beat.
Sun had fared better at the weekend as they defeated St Margaretsbury 2-1 in the Premier Division, with Chris Blunden and Liam James getting the goals.
Sun Sports enjoyed a good week, recording back-to-back wins over London Tigers and Edgware Town.
Goals from Dominic David, Liam James and sub George Hobson were enough for the Sun to record their second victory in four days on Tuesday with a 3-2 win at Tigers.
David also shone on Saturday as he scored a hat-trick against Edgware with Chris Blunden and Gary Wallace adding to the scoreline.
Adem Ali scored for Town but it was their only goal in the 5-1 defeat.
Sun Sports boss Tim O’Sullivan said ‘things were positive’ after Kings Langley defeated his side in a 3-2 comeback to book their place in the final of the St Mary’s Cup on Tuesday.
Sun started the better of the two sides and a corner was deflected in by a Kings defender for an own goal.
Things got worse twelve minutes later, when a misunderstanding between two defenders and the keeper resulted the ball rolling into the back of the net with no Sun player in attendance.
As half-time beckoned, Jack Waldren seized his moment to reduce the deficit.
He picked the ball in the inside left and unleashed a curling right foot shot into the top corner.
Kings, whose Southern League Premier Division game against Cambridge City was postponed on Saturday, introduced Jerry Amoo after the break and from here on in the game changed in the home side’s favour.
Sun managed to resist the mounting pressure, before Dean Hitchcock’s through ball played in Kieran Turner, whose shot was blocked by Matt Evans.
However, Ryan Plowright was on hand to prod home the rebound.
Turner caused the Sports defence all sorts of problems and was brought down in the box minutes later.
Lewis Toomey stepped up to convert a powerfully taken penalty and move to within four of a century of goals for Kings.
When asked whether he would have to pick his side up after the narrow defeat, O’ Sullivan said: “We started the game brightly and we were fortunate enough to have a 2-0 lead due to the own goals.
“We started to play well and I thought hopefully we can stay two goals ahead at half-time.
“But they pulled one back just before the break and they scored that at the right time to push on.
“I think we were all really positive after the match. We had produced a really good account of ourselves, there was no hard feelings.
“We conceded two goals in the last 10 minutes, but I think we are really proud of ourselves.
“As I mentioned, it was all positive so I don’t think I will need to pick them up. We will move on into the next game on Saturday.”
Next up for Sun is an away trip to Edgware Town tomorrow in a 3pm kick-off.
Having defeated Tring Athletic 2-0 in their last league match. O’Sullivan said it gives them a little boost despite being light on numbers currently.
“Our squad is a bit depleted at the moment, it is that time of year,” said the Sun boss.
“It is that time of year. But the next three games are going to the tough until we get our full squad back.
“We felt against Tring, like Kings, our back was against the wall but we managed to pick up the win.
“That does galvanise you. Our league form has picked up and our first aim for this season was to get 40 points on the board.
“We have done that. Now we can focus on going as far up in the table as we can. We have 16 games left so we still have a lot to play for.”
Sun Postal had a tough time against visitors Hadley on Tuesday night as they fell to a 3-0 defeat.
Laste Dombaxe had given Hadley a 2-0 lead before half-time with a brace.
Dombaxe’s first goal could be considered somewhat fortunate as his shot was mishandled by Sun’s stopper and the ball dropped in to the net.
There can be no doubt about the second of his strikes though, as he hit a screamer from a fair way out leaving the keeper with no chance.
The win was confirmed in added time with a goal from Ibrahim Lukulay after a fractious second half.
Sun have been on a good run of form away from home and on Saturday recorded an impressive 2-1 win over Stotfold.
Jack Johnson opened the scoring with a lobbed effort before Ben L’Honore equalised almost immediately with a superbly-struck free-kick.
An Andy Brennan corner caused havoc in the Stotfold penalty area and, after ricocheting off of a number of legs, the ball crept over the line to give Sun the win their dominance deserved.
Sun Sports celebrate success after second-highest finish in their history
Sun Sports secured 10th spot in the Spartan South Midlands Premier League with a 3-1 final-day win over St Margaretsbury, recording a second-highest finish in the club’s history.
Ryan McMahon set them on their way with a fine early finish off the post.
He finished a move started by Jamie Speer in what was the only goal of the first half, before Saints improved and equalised after the break through Harley Haag.
Sun had left their bright start in the dressing room at the interval but the goal sprung them into life, and they should have retaken the lead after Jack Johnson was felled by the Saints keeper in the box.
Johnson took the spot-kick but struck it at a good height for the visiting stopper, who kept it out.
Kyle Johnson continued Sun’s resurgence when Speers’ perfect cross found him to side-foot home.
Kerran Lataille made it three with a goal-of-the-season contender late on to seal the win.
