HAPPY VALLEY AFTER SEVEN UP BY THE SEASIDE

Clyst Valley now with four wins from four following their 7-0 victory away at Teignmouth and proud Division One leaders. Four goals for Aiken, with Smith, White and Jason-Ryan adding singles and the South Devon side had a man sent off.
Dawlish United on their heels after a 2-0 win against Central, Graham and Moyse with the goals, and they open a five point gap on Alphington who were held to a 2-2 draw by the University running out for the first time this season.
Newton St Cyres just got the better of Elmore 3-2 thanks to Bingham, Snow and Oldfield goals, but a 3-3 draw at Kentisbeare against Tedburn St Mary, whose Conabeare nabbed a debut goal, and corkers from both Wilson and Saxton.
2-2 draws also at Alphington against the University, and at Exmouth Spartans against Hatherleigh Town. Chudley and Welsman with the Spartans share.

Cullompton Rangers top Division Two and go three points clear following their 2-1 win at the Royal Oak, and with Witheridge and Heavitree on a day off. Davey and Maloney with the Cully goals.
Morchard Bishop hit Halwill for six without reply, Leat with 2, Rice, Tucker, Angel and Kneller also in the goals, Beer Albion beat Newtown 4-2 at home to settle comfortably in mid table, and the University off the mark winning 3-1 at Broadclyst.

Axminster Town beaten 1-0 at Starcross Dons, Edwardson with the vital goal, lose top spot in Division Three to Willand who were well in charge at Okehampton where they won 5-0. Goals shared by Witt, Trump, Tobin, Smith and Ruff.
Plenty of goals at Upottery where it ended 3-3 with Exeter Royals, Harrison 2 and Retter finding the net for the home team, while Sidmouth Town came from behind at Clyst Valley to notch up a 2-1 win, Fleming and Jones with the goals, Ntetman their star man.
The only draw was at Tipton St John and goal each against University.

Early Division Four leaders Uplowman Athletic had to dig deep to better the University 4-3, but goals shared between Budden, Gozna, Carthew and White did the trick.
Alphington into joint second after their narrow 3-2 win at Cheriton Fitzpaine, home goals by Martin and Davey, Millwey Rise squeezed tight by East Budleigh but made it with only goal of the game.
Ex Dons won their mid table battle with Whipton & Pinhoe 4-3, Matthew, Tapp, McGuiness and Wright with one each, but a St Martins side just able to field a team were beaten 7-0 at home by Beacon Knights. Faulkner with four of those, Saunders, Vickery, and Cromwell adding singles.

 

Sunday 27th September 2026