Southern League Premier South
Truro City kept their faint play-off hopes alive after recording a vital 2-0 win at home to Walton Casuals on Saturday. Will Dean and Rio Garside scored in either half as Paul Wotton’s side racked up their fourth consecutive win and moved to within five points of Weston-super-Mare – who they play on Easter Monday – in the final play-off place.
Saturday (3pm)
Bitton 0-4 Tavistock
Buckland Athletic 4-1 Street
Cadbury Heath 3-1 Bridport
Clevedon Town 4-1 Brislington
Exmouth Town 1-0 Bridgwater United
Helston Athletic 0-0 Ilfracombe Town
Millbrook 1-4 Ashton & Backwell United
Saltash United 1-3 Shepton Mallet
Wellington 2-2 Mousehole
Western League Premier Division
Mousehole’s hopes of a second successive promotion were dealt a body blow as they surrendered a two-goal lead, courtesy of a Callam McOnie brace, to draw 2-2 at Wellington. That result and wins for title rivals Tavistock and Exmouth Town mean Jake Ash’s side slip to third and are six points adrift of the table-topping Lambs.
Saltash United’s own fleeting promotion hopes are now over after they slipped to a 3-1 defeat at home to Shepton Mallet, while mid-table Millbrook went down 4-1 at home to Ashton & Backwell United.
Elsewhere, Helston Athletic drew 0-0 at home to Ilfracombe Town to stretch their winless run in the league to three games.
Saturday (3pm)
Bitton 0-4 Tavistock
Buckland Athletic 4-1 Street
Cadbury Heath 3-1 Bridport
Clevedon Town 4-1 Brislington
Exmouth Town 1-0 Bridgwater United
Helston Athletic 0-0 Ilfracombe Town
Millbrook 1-4 Ashton & Backwell United
Saltash United 1-3 Shepton Mallet
Wellington 2-2 Mousehole
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South West Peninsula League Premier East
The stars are beginning to align for Torpoint Athletic as the east division title race took another twist on Saturday. The league leaders eked out a 2-0 win at home to Sidmouth Town but Brixham have fallen three points behind Dean Cardew’s men after drawing 2-2 at home to Torridgeside.
Okehampton Argyle won 3-0 at Elburton Villa to leapfrog the Fishermen into second, with both sides having played a game more than the east Cornwall outfit.
Friday (7.30pm)
Crediton United 1-2 Torridgeside
Saturday (3pm)
Brixham 2-2 Axminster Town
Dartmouth 0-0 Cullompton Rangers
Elburton Villa 0-3 Okehampton Argyle
Holsworthy 1-1 Bovey Tracey
Honiton Town 1-4 Ivybridge Town
Ottery St Mary 0-9 Elmore
Torpoint Athletic 2-0 Sidmouth Town
South West Peninsula League Premier West
Falmouth Town’s wait to be crowned champions goes on despite running out 4-0 winners at home to St Dennis. James Ward, Tim Nixon, David Broglino and Jack Bray-Evans did the damage for Town, but James Rowe’s late equaliser for Liskeard Athletic in their game at Wadebridge Town means Andrew Westgarth’s men must wait for another few days at least.
Second-placed Wendron United, perhaps with half an eye on their Cornwall Senior Cup final on Easter Monday, went down 1-0 at Dobwalls, while Mark Gusterson’s hat-trick saw Camelford eventually run out 4-1 winners over a stubborn Penzance side.
Elsewhere, Cam Bidgood and Zack O’Connor netted as St Austell won 2-0 at Penryn Athletic and Sam Hepworth’s sole strike earned Bodmin Town all three points at Sticker, while Launceston prevailed 2-1 in their derby date at Callington Town on Friday night.
Friday (7.30pm)
Callington Town 1-2 Launceston
Saturday (3pm)
Dobwalls 1-0 Wendron United
Falmouth Town 4-0 St Dennis
Penryn Athletic 0-2 St Austell
Penzance 1-4 Camelford
Sticker 0-1 Bodmin Town
Wadebridge Town 1-1 Liskeard Athletic
St Piran League East
Kieran Ryall plundered a hat-trick as league leaders St Dominick put four goals past Bude Town to stretch their advantage over second-placed Saltash Borough to four points. The defeat for the promotion-chasing Seasiders leaves them in fifth spot.
St Mawgan move above Bude into fourth after they won 2-0 at home to Launceston reserves, while Torpoint Athletic reserves leapfrogged Polperro into sixth with a 1-0 win at the Killigarth outfit.
Elsewhere, Millbrook reserves put six past bottom side St Dennis reserves, while Morwenstow eked out a 1-0 win at St Austell reserves.
Saturday (3pm)
Polperro 0-1 Torpoint Athletic reserves
St Austell reserves 0-1 Morwenstow
St Dennis reserves 0-6 Millbrook reserves
St Dominick 4-0 Bude Town
St Mawgan 2-0 Launceston reserves
St Piran League West
The best viewing on Saturday came at Trevassack Park as Zack Williams’ late goal gave Hayle a 4-3 win over Ludgvan, with Cameron Irish (2) and David Mitchell also netting for the home side.
Jack Adams’ solitary strike was enough for leaders Illogan RBL to see off Falmouth Town reserves at Oxland Park, with third-placed Mullion missing the chance to close the gap on St Day to two points after being held to a 1-1 draw at St Agnes.
Bottom side St Ives Town picked up their third win of the season at Perranwell, with Redruth United leapfrogging the Well into 13th after beating Porthleven by the odd goal in five. Elsewhere, Wendron United reserves won 3-1 at home to Perranporth, while Truro City reserves and Mousehole Development shared a point apiece.
Saturday (3pm)
Hayle 4-3 Ludgvan
Illogan RBL 1-0 Falmouth Town reserves
Redruth United 3-2 Porthleven
St Agnes 1-1 Mullion
St Ives Town 3-0 Perranwell
Truro City reserves 1-1 Mousehole Development
Wendron United reserves 3-1 Perranporth
East Cornwall Premier League
There is no change at the top of the table after the headline clash between St Minver and Altarnun ended 2-2, meaning the latter retain their one-point advantage over the former.
The big winners on the day were third-placed Gunnislake and fourth-placed Torpoint Athletic thirds, whose respective victories over St Blazey reserves and St Teath mean they are both very much in the title race, with just four points now separating the top four sides.
Elsewhere, Foxhole Stars put seven past Roche and there were wins for St Stephen and St Newlyn East against Newquay Academy and St Cleer respectively.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Foxhole Stars 7-2 Roche
Newquay Academy 1-4 St Stephen
St Blazey reserves 2-3 Gunnislake
St Minver 2-2 Altarnun
St Newlyn East 3-0 St Cleer
Torpoint Athletic thirds 4-2 St Teath
Cornwall Combination League
Penryn Athletic reserves missed the chance to close the gap on leaders Helston Athletic thirds to three points after they were held to a 2-2 draw at Mullion reserves.
Mawnan’s 2-0 win over bottom side Godolphin Atlantic reserves means they are just three points behind Penryn, while St Day reserves climbed to fifth after a six-goal triumph at home to Hayle reserves.
Elsewhere, Wendron United thirds and Lizard Argyle shared six goals at Underlane, while Goonhavern Athletic and St Agnes reserves played out a 2-2 draw at Reen Manor Park.
Saturday (3pm)
Goonhavern Athletic 2-2 St Agnes reserves
Mawnan 2-0 Godolphin Atlantic reserves
Mullion reserves 2-2 Penryn Athletic reserves
St Day reserves 6-1 Hayle reserves
Wendron United thirds 3-3 Lizard Argyle
Cornwall Combination League Cup
Helston Athletic thirds set up an Easter Sunday final with Penryn Athletic reserves next weekend after defeating Rosudgeon 5-0 in their semi-final on Sunday. Will MacMeikan (2), Harry Luckett, Ross Duncan and Ash Stidwell netted for the Blues.
Sunday (3pm)
Helston Athletic thirds 5-0 Rosudgeon
Duchy League Division 1 East
Bude Town reserves stretched their lead over second-placed Southgate Seniors to five points after defeating St Breward 3-0, while North Petherwin leapfrog Boscastle into fourth after putting seven past St Dominick reserves.
Boscastle were held to a 1-1 draw at St Cleer reserves, while there were also wins for Dobwalls reserves, Lifton and Saltash United thirds, with the Ashes running out 8-0 winners over Polperro reserves.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Bude Town reserves 3-0 St Breward
Calstock 0-2 Dobwalls reserves
North Petherwin 7-0 St Dominick reserves
Pensilva 0-2 Lifton
Saltash United thirds 8-0 Polperro reserves
St Cleer reserves 1-1 Boscastle
Duchy League Division 1 West
It is neck-and-neck at the top after leaders Nanpean Rovers were held to a 2-2 draw at Mevagissey. That has allowed Lanivet Inn to move level after the Pandas triumphed 7-3 over St Eval Spitfires in a goal fest at Carter’s Parc.
Polzeath, AFC Bodmin and St Columb Major were also winners at the weekend, while Lostwithiel received a walkover after St Merryn forfeited their game.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Gorran 1-4 Polzeath
Holywell and Cubert 2-3 AFC Bodmin
Lanivet Inn 7-3 St Eval Spitfires
Lostwithiel HWO St Merryn
Mevagissey 2-2 Nanpean Rovers
St Columb Major 7-0 Tregrehan Mills
Duchy League Division 2
Boscastle reserves moved up to fifth after winning 3-1 at home to third-placed North Petherwin reserves in what was the visitors’ final match of the season.
Gunnislake reserves slip to sixth after they went down 2-0 at home to Biscovey, who rise to fourth as a result. Elsewhere, Looe Town reserves won 1-0 at Grampound.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Boscastle reserves 3-1 North Petherwin reserves
Grampound 0-1 Looe Town reserves
Gunnislake reserves 0-2 Biscovey
Trelawny League Premier Division
Marcus Bawden scored twice as Ludgvan reserves move up a place to eighth after winning 4-2 at home to fourth-placed Threemilestone in what was the latter’s final game of the season.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Ludgvan reserves 4-2 Threemilestone
South West Regional Women’s Football League Premier Division
St Austell’s title hopes are still very much in their own hands after a depleted Town side edged to a 2-1 win at Bishops Lydeard, with Charlotte Whitmore and Emily Clemes scoring the goals.
A win for current leaders Ilminster Town over Torquay United means it is as you were at the top, with the Somerset side one point ahead of the Lillywhites but having played two games more. That means two wins from their final three games will secure the title for Town.
Sunday (2pm)
Bishops Lydeard 1-2 St Austell
Ilminster Town 3-2 Torquay United
Sherborne Town 13-0 Bideford
South West Regional Women’s Football League Western Division
Liskeard Athletic’s own title hopes are also in their own hands after they ran out 4-1 winners at home to Saltash United in the all-Duchy affair, with Ezme Wells and Eleri Griffiths netting two goals apiece.
Much like St Austell in the division above, the Blues sit one point behind leaders Plymouth Argyle under-23s but with two games in hand, meaning five points from their last three games will be enough to be crowned champions.
Sunday (2pm)
Liskeard Athletic 4-1 Saltash United
Cornwall Women’s Football League Division 1
Saltash Borough closed the gap on leaders Sticker to seven points after putting nine goals past Helston Athletic Development on their own patch. Sticker, who have played a game more than Saltash, were held to a 1-1 draw at third-placed Saltash United Development.
Elsewhere, bottom side Callington Town earned their first point of the season in a 1-1 draw at home to Bude Town.
Sunday (2pm unless stated)
Callington Town 1-1 Bude Town
Helston Athletic Development 1-9 Saltash Borough
Penryn AWO Mousehole (2.30pm)
Saltash United Development 1-1 Sticker
Cornwall Women’s Football League Division 2
Table-topping Foxhole Stars ran out 8-0 winners over Charlestown in the only match to be played on Sunday. The win puts them three points clear of second-placed RNAS Culdrose, although the Phoenixes do have a game in hand.
Sunday (2pm unless stated)
Foxhole Stars 8-0 Charlestown
St Agnes P-P Wadebridge Town (2.30pm)
[Featured image: Colin Bradbury / Cornwall Sports Media]