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Tipton into quarter finals of Senior Cup

Tipton secretary Sexton at the double for the East Devon side

A jubilant Tipton St John made it into the quarter finals of the Devon Senior Cup after winning a penalty shoot out at Shebbear United of the North Devon League 5-4. The two rivals had ended the game at 4-4, but Tipton held their nerve from the spot. Tipton marksmen in normal time were Ryan Flack, Steve Flack, a Kev Sexton penalty and Josh Wright. Sexton also hit the decisive penalty, so Kev totally in the spot light.

The remaining fourth round ties do not happen until saturday 4th December.

Crediton United are only at the halfway mark of their season but have already lapped most of their rivals as they stretched their lead at the top of Division One to a dozen points with a 3-1 win at Lympstone. The Lympets still without a point did well but the odds were too strong. Tom Broome, Ben Broome and Ben Clement with the Kirton goals.
Alphington in second place were 3-1 winners at Upottery, but Bow AAC and Wellington dropped back after sharing a dramatic 4-4 draw, Bow levelling after trailing 4-1. Alex Bowden 2, Dan Cousins and Josh Williams with the home goals. Rohan Poulson 2, Aaron Merry and Tom Davies with the tangerines strikes.
The University caught up with Chard Town after beating their rivals 9-2. Dewi Paris with four goals, two from Dan Allchin and the rest from Dan Farrow, Devon Mcmillan and George Adsett.
Two Dean Jones goals earned Sandford their 2-1 win at home to Newtown whose Fergal O’Rourke scored their goal.

Beer Albion had their lead in Division Two cut back after being held to a 3-3 draw at Tedburn St Mary. Joe Cochran, Gareth Dart and Joe Balkwill with the teds haul, Harry Lawrence, Tom Perry and Alex Paget with the visitors catch.
Winkleigh closed the gap as they swept aside Otterton 7-2, Dan Tapp getting both home goals.
Teignmouth also prospered as they won 5-2 at Alphington, as did the University at Dunkeswell Rovers where they edged in 3-2. Gian Capuano, Hutchinson and Young with the college goals.
Clyst Valley and Exmouth Spartans shared a 2-2 draw, Tom Chudley and man of the match Sam Dickinson on the mark for the Spartans.

Third division leaders Devon Yeoman had to dig deep to get the better of Heavitree United 3-2 but that took them six points clear of Westexe Park Rangers who were busy winning their Bill Slee cup tie 4-0 at home to Exeter United. Elliot Perrott with two of the Rangers goals. James Evans, Matt Finn and Reece Alexander with the Yeoman goals.
Cullompton Rangers also won 4-0 in their tie at Bampton.
Lyme Regis failed in their bid to overtake third place St Martins who had the day off. Lyme were beaten 3-2 at Honiton Town thanks to a Ryan Pike hat-trick.
Central tucked themselves in behind the leaders after a 2-1 win against University, but Feniton stumbled to a surprise 3-0 defeat at Pinhoe.

Division Four leaders Farway United won their local derby at home to Millwey Rise 2-0, but Bravehearts swapped second place with Cranbrook after slumping to a 9-2 defeat by their rivals.Toby Cunningham and Kris Roper goals gave Bravehearts some respite.
Colyton won the other match in this section 3-0 at home to Sidmouth Town with Charlie Bye 2 and Finley Cox on the mark.

Sunday 21st November 2021