FULL LEAGUE PROGRAMME ON REMEMBERANCE WEEKEND
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7
Premier leaders Sidmouth Town host Wellington this Saturday for what could be a compelling clash as the Somerset side have a good away record, but that game could be in the shadow of the meeting between second place Westexe Park Rangers and East Budleigh currently in great form and unbeaten on their travels.
Reigning champs Upottery are struggling to keep pace at the moment and they confront Beer Albion at Furzebrake who love nothing better than a successful derby meet.
Crediton United yet to win a match at Lords meadow welcome Ottery St Mary both teams sitting side by side as are the bottom pair Feniton and South Zeal United who may well see this as the day they obtain their first ever away Premier point.
That leaves the University at home to Colyton at their Topsham Road sports ground, no match for St Martins as Lyme Regis of course are away on their travels in the the Dorset Intermediate county cup.
Clyst Valley are hoping to extend their phenomenal start their Division One season at Alphington. Seven up seven wins to date so a cracker at the Chronicles, and a slip up could let in Dawlish United who have Hatherleigh Town as their gusts but who are more than capable of a surprise.
Otherwise the three bottom teams Elmore, Newton St Cyres and Teignmouth on three points apiece are all with home advantage as they try and double their tally.
Treble chance pundits would see the clash between Division Two leaders Cullompton Rangers and proper uppers Lympstone as a home banker, big target for the Lympets, while second place Witheridge at home to Heavitree United who will be hoping to catch their hosts but would need to win for the first time on foreign soil.
A first win for Clyst Valley in Division Three at leaders Axminster Town could see a big swap around at the top with just two points separating the top five. The University at home to Upottery looks like the one to watch.
Fourth division leaders Topsham Town with a 100% records make the short trip to the bottom side St Martins, and joint leaders Ex Dons with a probable slightly harder task at Dunkeswell Rovers.
Fifth division leaders Exmouth Albion will be this seasons first time visitors to the University for their Salmon pool lane clash while Chagford in second place prepare to take over if they continue Tedburn St Marys depressing start eight defeats in a row.
Strangely neither of the top two in Division Six Brown in action so Cranbrook Town have the chance to leapfrog them both if they put paid to visitors Uplyme. However at the other end of the table Cranbrook United still pointless will be hoping they can break their duck at Colyton.
Division Six Davey pacemakers Bow AAC with a derby at home to struggling Okehampton Argyle while in Division Six Webb Hemyock will attempt to become the first ever team to lower Exmouth Albion colours when they square up at Longmead.
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