CAN THE FORT DAVEY INVADERS TREAT THEMSELVES AND TRICK THE VIKINGS

SATURDAYS BIG MATCHES

Lyme Regis will be hoping they can spook Premier division leaders Sidmouth Town when they face one another this weekend at Manstone Lane. The Fort Davey men would need to be at their best to topple the Vikings but Halloween is meant to be full of surprises.
Second place Westexe Rovers are at Feniton and there should be a scramble for third place as Wellington are without a match, so East Budleigh at the University, and champions Upottery at home to Colyton will be knocking on the door.

The top four in Division One get together with leaders Clyst Valley protecting their 100% record at home to 4th place University, and Dawlish United away at Hatherleigh Town.
Teignmouth have lost all three home matches to date but hope to put that right when they host Alphington.

All eyes in Division Two are at the University where they welcome leaders Cullompton Rangers both teams starting with 100% records.

The University have already soared to the top of Division Three and hope to stay their with a win at Exeter Royals, but second place Willand XI are at third place Axminster Town both teams with eyes on taking over as top dogs.

Both Ex Dons and Alphington have their sights on top place in Division Four as leaders Topsham Town and Uplowman Athletic are without a fixture. The Dons welcome the Knights and the Alphas are at Whipton & Pinhoe.

The big game in Division Five is between Chagford and visitors Piory both teams with a chance to go top as leaders Exmouth Albion take time off.

In Division Six Brown leaders Axminster Town are down the coast at Exmouth Riptide, but a lot of interest at the other end of the table where Cranbrook United and Offwell Rangers, both still to notch up a point, have dates with Seaton Town and Colyton.

Division Six Davey Bow AAC head the table and have a visit from neighbours South Zeal Utd who are still in negative points. Second place Tedburn St Mary away to an Okehampton Argyle side which has been shipping almost six goals a match.

In Division Six Webb only the University still boast a 1oo% record but that could be tested at Whipton & Pinhoe who have yet to drop a point at home.

Feniton welcome Morchard Bishop for a Bill Slee cup clash, and Dawlish United meet Millwey Rise in the Geary cup.

 

Thursday 29th October 2026