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SWPL Champions Bowl
Luke Brabyn scored two late penalties as Falmouth Town beat Torpoint Athletic 4-2 in the Champions Bowl to complete a memorable treble-winning campaign.
Jack Bray-Evans opened the scoring for Town in the match between the two South West Peninsula League champions at Bodmin Town’s Priory Park, with the freescoring Falmouth man doubling the SWPL Premier West winners’ lead ten minutes before half-time.
Ryan Richards halved the deficit for Dean Cardew’s east Cornwall outfit just before the break before the same man hauled the SWPL Premier East champions back level midway through the second stanza.
But just as penalties were looming, Brabyn slotted home the winning goal from the spot with two minutes left of the 90, before repeating the trick two minutes later to clinch his side’s third trophy of an incredible season.
Both sides ended the game with ten men, with Torpoint’s Callum O’Brien receiving a second yellow for the foul that led to the second penalty, before Town substitute Bowyer was given his marching orders for time wasting deep into stoppage time.
Saturday (12pm)
Torpoint Athletic 2-4 Falmouth Town (at Bodmin Town)
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St Piran League
Wednesday (7.30pm)
Saltash Borough v Illogan RBL (at St Dennis)
East Cornwall Premier League
We are set for a dramatic season finale on Wednesday night after title hopefuls Torpoint Athletic and Altarnun both recorded victories in their penultimate games on Saturday.
Christopher Westall scored a five-timer as Torpoint ran out 11-0 winners over St Stephen, with William Ferguson (2), Adam Blair, Josh Payn, Thomas Rowe and Byron Robbins also getting on the scoresheet, while Charlie Wevill, Alex Shopland, Samuel Wade and Bradley Stokes scored as Altarnun defeated St Minver 4-0.
That means the destination of the ECPL trophy will be one of three clubs, with the recipient to be decided in the final match of the season on Wednesday when Torpoint host Altarnun.
The permutations are simple: if Torpoint win, they win the title; if Altarnun win, they will be crowned champions; and if it’s a draw, current leaders Gunnislake will be champions.
Friday (7.30pm)
Torpoint Athletic thirds 11-0 St Stephen
Saturday (1.30pm unless stated)
Foxhole Stars 5-1 Newquay Academy
Altarnun 4-0 St Minver (2pm)
Wednesday (7.30pm)
Torpoint Athletic thirds v Altarnun
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Cornwall Combination League
Nathan Davison’s hat-trick was not enough as Mullion reserves slumped to a 6-4 defeat at home to St Agnes reserves in a goal fest at Clifden Parc. Despite the defeat, it was still a season to celebrate as the Combination League new boys confirmed a fourth-place finish.
George Kent and Adam Merrick both scored twice as bottom side Godolphin Atlantic reserves signed off for the season with a 4-0 victory at second-from-bottom RNAS Culdrose, while Hayle reserves triumphed 5-3 at Holmans.
Saturday (3pm)
Holmans 3-5 Hayle reserves
Mullion reserves 4-6 St Agnes reserves
RNAS Culdrose 0-4 Godolphin Atlantic reserves
Cornwall Combination League Supplementary Cup
Dan Richards was the hero as St Day reserves defeated Pendeen Rovers to lift the Supplementary Cup on Saturday. An own goal provided the Saints’ second as they ran out 2-0 winners at Penryn Athletic’s Kernick Park.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Pendeen Rovers 0-2 St Day reserves (at Penryn Athletic)
Duchy League Division 1 East
North Petherwin are celebrating the Division 1 East title after triumphing in the winner-takes-all final day clash at title rivals Bude Town reserves. Needing a draw to clinch the title on goal difference, North Petherwin went one better and ran out 2-0 winners at Broadclose Park to secure the title in style.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Bude Town reserves 0-2 North Petherwin
Dobwalls reserves 1-2 Southgate Seniors
Pensilva 3-1 Saltash United thirds
Duchy League Division 1 West
Saturday (2.30pm)
Gerrans & St Mawes United 2-4 Nanpean Rovers
St Eval Spitfires 3-2 Mevagissey
Dunn Cup
Sunday (2pm)
Praze-an-Beeble 1-5 St Just (at Rosudgeon)
Cornwall Women’s Football League Division 1
Sunday (2.30pm)
Penryn HWO Bude Town
Saltash Borough HWO FXSU
Cornwall Women’s Football League Division 2
Sunday (2pm unless stated)
Wendron United 0-8 RNAS Culdrose
St Agnes 3-3 Wadebridge Town (2.30pm)
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