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FA Vase first qualifying round
Tom Annear, Tim Nixon and Charlie Edney all scored as Falmouth Town defeated St Austell 3-1 in the only all-Cornish tie of the FA Vase first qualifying round, with Liam Dingle pulling one back from the spot for the South West Peninsula League side.
Camelford pulled off the result of the day as the SWPL Premier West outfit came from behind to defeat Western League side Ilfracombe Town 3-2 at Trefrew Park. The Devon side took the lead from the spot before Kristian Stafford turned the tie on its head with two goals with Sam Haddy going on to score what proved to be the winner, with the visitors pulling one back late on.
St Blazey were the only other Cornish side to win after eventually overcoming SWPL Premier East outfit Elmore at Horsdon Park. The Devonians grabbed the lead twice but were pegged back on both occasions by a Luke Cloke strike, with Gino Garside’s late brace securing progression for the mid-Cornwall side.
It was an afternoon to forget for Godolphin Atlantic as the Newquay club shipped ten in defeat at home to Western League club Barnstaple Town. Craig Laird led the way with a hat-trick for the Devonians, with Tor Swann (2), Joseph Grigg, Stuart Bowker, Charlie Wright, Brodie Montague and Billy Tucker completing the demolition job at Godolphin Way.
Ollie Aplin (2), Mitch Thomas, Tom Burt and Brad Crocombe netted as Newquay crashed to a 5-0 defeat at Bovey Tracey, while Lewis Edwards (2) Jack Lashbrook, Harrison Russell and an own goal sealed a 5-1 victory for Elburton Villa at Dobwalls, who replied through Kieran Ryall.
Elsewhere, Bodmin Town and Wadebridge Town are also out after suffering respective 1-0 defeats at home to Odd Down and Cullompton Rangers.
Saturday (3pm)
Bodmin Town 0-1 Odd Down
Bovey Tracey 5-0 Newquay
Camelford 3-2 Ilfracombe Town
Dobwalls 1-5 Elburton Villa
Elmore 2-4 St Blazey
Falmouth Town 3-1 St Austell
Godolphin Atlantic 0-10 (ten) Barnstaple Town
Wadebridge Town 0-1 Cullompton Rangers
Southern League Premier South
Truro City slip to second in the table after taking four points over the Bank Holiday weekend, defeating Hendon 4-1 at Bolitho Park on Saturday before drawing 1-1 at Tiverton Town on Monday.
Jack Rice opened the scoring at Bolitho Park on Saturday with a fine finish in only the third minute before Shane White nodded in the second shortly after the hour. Tyler Harvey notched his seventh of the campaign after the turnaround before Kyle Egan completed the hosts’ scoring, with Joseph White bagging a consolation for the Londoners.
Harvey had to wait only 48 hours to bag his eighth of the season with his low strike giving City the lead at Tiverton on Monday, only for former Falmouth and Helston forward Mattie Buchan to score the equaliser for the Yellows late on.
Saturday (3pm)
Bracknell Town 0-3 Chesham United
Dorchester Town 4-2 Hartley Wintney
Gosport Borough 5-1 Plymouth Parkway
Hanwell Town 1-0 Tiverton Town
Hayes & Yeading United 2-2 Beaconsfield Town
Merthyr Town 1-2 Poole Town
North Leigh 3-3 Yate Town
Salisbury 2-1 Swindon Supermarine
Truro City 4-1 Hendon
Weston-super-Mare 7-0 Harrow Borough
Winchester City 1-1 Metropolitan Police
Monday (3pm)
Beaconsfield Town 2-2 Hanwell Town
Chesham United 1-0 North Leigh
Harrow Borough 1-2 Hayes & Yeading United
Hartley Wintney 1-2 Bracknell Town
Hendon 2-3 Metropolitan Police
Plymouth Parkway 1-4 Weston-super-Mare
Poole Town 1-2 Salisbury
Swindon Supermarine 2-1 Merthyr Town
Tiverton Town 1-1 Truro City
Winchester City 0-1 Gosport Borough
Yate Town 0-0 Dorchester Town
Western League Premier
Mousehole bounced back from a three-game winless run in style with a five-goal thrashing of Street on Bank Holiday Monday. Moussa Diallo and Callam McOnie gave Jake Ash’s side a two-goal lead at the break before Jack Symonds added a third early in the second half. Street pulled one back but Hayden Turner and Jack Calver were on hand to add gloss to the scoreline late on.
Saltash United also enjoyed a fine Bank Holiday afternoon with the Ashes running out 4-0 winners at home to Bitton. A brace from Mike Smith and further strikes from Callum Merrin and Sam Hughes sealed victory for Saltash, who remain unbeaten after seven league games.
There were mixed emotions for Torpoint Athletic who earned their second point of the season but may have felt they should have got more against a Welton Rovers side that ended the game with eight men. Lewis Russell put the visitors in front before they were shown their first red card on 19 minutes, with Cameron Allen doubling the advantage before the break. John Heveran pulled one back on the hour before the away side received another two reds in the space of ten minutes, with Heveran eventually rescuing a point for the Point late on.
It was less good news for Millbrook and Falmouth Town, who suffered 1-0 defeats at home to Shepton Mallet and away at Ashton & Backwell United respectively. Aaron Seviour’s strike early in the second half sealed the points for Shepton Mallet, while Dejay Preddie’s 68th-minute goal proved Falmouth’s undoing at The Lancer Scott Stadium.
Helston Athletic had also triumphed 2-1 at Torpoint Athletic in the only Western League game with Cornish interest on Saturday. Matty Bye opened the scoring for the visitors at The Mill before Curtis Damerell levelled from the spot midway through the second half, with in-form Rubin Wilson bagging the winning goal late on.
Friday (7.45pm)
Bridgwater United 3-0 Street
Saturday (3pm)
Clevedon Town 4-3 Wellington
Keynsham Town 1-2 Buckland Athletic
Torpoint Athletic 1-2 Helston Athletic
Monday (3pm)
Ashton & Backwell United 1-0 Falmouth Town
Barnstaple Town 3-0 Cadbury Heath
Buckland Athletic 1-3 Bridgwater United
Helston Athletic 1-1 Sherborne Town
Ilfracombe Town 2-2 Clevedon Town
Keynsham Town 4-0 Wellington
Millbrook 0-1 Shepton Mallet
Mousehole 5-1 Street
Saltash United 4-0 Bitton
Torpoint Athletic 2-2 Welton Rovers
South West Peninsula League Premier West
Mason Tape scored a hat-trick as Bude Town took advantage of St Blazey’s FA Vase exploits to go to the top of the table after thrashing St Dennis 6-1 at Broadclose Park. Martin Sleeman put the Saints in front before Tornado Bello restored parity shortly before the break, with the hosts shifting through the gears in the second half as Tape notched three times, Bello added his second before Billy Hopcroft completed the rout late on.
Goals from Tom Tallis and Connor Cooke gave Sticker a point at Penzance, for whom Jacob Trudgeon and Haider Fadli netted, while Josh Wood, Charlie Young and TJ Walter gave Wendron United a 3-0 victory at home to bottom side Launceston.
Saturday (3pm)
Bude Town 6-1 St Dennis
Penzance 2-2 Sticker
Wendron United 3-0 Launceston
Tuesday (7.30pm)
Camelford v Bodmin Town
Godolphin Atlantic v Mullion
Wednesday (7.30pm unless stated)
St Dennis v Newquay
Wadebridge Town v Callington Town (7.45pm)
Wendron United v St Blazey
St Piran League East
Saturday (3pm)
Altarnun 3-3 Gunnislake
Morwenstow 2-3 Callington Town
Polperro 3-4 Saltash Borough
Tuesday (7.30pm)
Callington Town v Gunnislake
Launceston v Altarnun
Wednesday (7.30pm)
Millbrook v Torpoint Athletic
St Piran League West
Saturday (3pm)
Illogan RBL P-P Perranporth
Penryn Athletic 0-4 Hayle
Redruth United 0-1 Mousehole Development
Truro City 2-0 Falmouth Town
Tuesday (6.30pm unless stated)
Helston Athletic v St Day (7.30pm)
Perranporth v Redruth United
Perranwell v Penryn Athletic
Wednesday (6.30pm unless stated)
Mousehole Development v Illogan RBL (7.30pm)
Mullion v Porthleven
East Cornwall Premier League
Saturday (2.30pm)
Liskeard Athletic 8-1 Wadebridge Town
Nanpean Rovers 0-3 St Minver
Newquay Academy 0-5 Foxhole Stars
North Petherwin 4-0 St Stephen
St Blazey 1-8 St Columb Major
St Dennis 0-8 Torpoint Athletic
Tuesday (7.30pm unless stated)
Foxhole Stars v St Newlyn East (6.45pm)
Newquay Academy v North Petherwin
St Blazey v St Dennis
Wednesday (6.15pm unless stated)
Liskeard Athletic v Looe Town (7.30pm)
Nanpean Rovers v St Columb Major
St Stephen v Roche
St Teath v Wadebridge Town
Combination League
Saturday (3pm)
Pendeen Rovers 13-0 Goonhavern Athletic
Praze-an-Beeble v St Agnes
St Just 3-7 St Day
Tuesday (6.30pm)
Hayle v Goonhavern Athletic
Mawnan v Praze-an-Beeble
Rosudgeon v St Just
St Agnes v St Ives Town
Duchy League Premier
Saturday (2.30pm)
Lanivet Inn 0-1 Southgate Seniors
Lifton 2-4 Bodmin Town
Saltash United 2-2 Dobwalls
Duchy League Division 1
Saturday (2.30pm)
Calstock 1-2 North Petherwin
Pensilva 2-1 St Cleer
Duchy League Division 2
Saturday (2.30pm)
Castle Loyale 2-5 Lanreath
Delabole and Tintagel United 1-6 Bude Town
Grampound HW Godolphin Atlantic
North Hill 1-2 Week St Mary
Trelawny League Premier
Saturday (2.30pm)
Troon 2-0 Mawnan
West Cornwall 1-0 Stithians
Trelawny League Division 1
Saturday (2.30pm)
Constantine 4-3 St Day
New Inn Titans 4-1 Penzance
Newlyn Non-Athletico 8-2 Rosudgeon
Perranwell 9-0 St Buryan
Tuesday (6.30pm)
Penzance v St Buryan
Wednesday (6.30pm)
Constantine v Falmouth United
Trelawny League Division 2
Saturday (2.30pm)
Carharrack 2-1 Threemilestone
Falmouth DC 4-1 Holmans
Tregony 5-3 Goonhavern Athletic
Wendron United 6-0 St Erme
Tuesday (6.30pm)
Carharrack v St Erme
Wednesday (6.30pm)
St Ives Town v Holmans
Wendron United v Falmouth DC
Trelawny League Division 3
Saturday (2.30pm)
Dropship P-P Falmouth United
Frogpool & Cusgarne 3-5 Mount Ambrose
Lanner P-P Constantine
St Agnes 3-4 St Keverne
Tuesday (6.30pm)
Troon v St Ives Mariners
Trelawny League Division 4
Saturday
Ruan Minor 1-2 Helston Raiders
Wendron United 6-2 Dropship
FA Women’s National League Division 1 South West
St Austell were comprehensively beaten in their historic first-ever FA Women’s National League home game on Sunday, with Cardiff City running out 9-0 winners at Poltair Park.
Kerry Bartlett notched a four-timer for the visiting Welsh outfit while Ellie Sargent scored a second-half hat-trick, with skipper Cori Williams’ brace completing the scoring.
Hopes of a Town consolation were dashed when Katie Barriball’s penalty was saved by Cardiff goalkeeper Laura O’Sullivan.
Sunday
Keynsham Town 1-3 Selsey
Moneyfields 1-1 Exeter City
Portishead 0-4 AFC Bournemouth
St Austell 0-9 Cardiff City
Swindon Town 2-1 Larkhall Athletic
[Featured image: Patrick Tod / Cornwall Sports Media]