Bank holiday Monday saw Millwey Rise Reserves travel to Tedburn St Mary for their last match of the season.
Uplyme 1sts made the long journey to Okehampton on the Easter weekend and returned with three very valuable points.
Beer Albion 1sts bounced back from last week’s disappointing defeat at Lapford with a convincing 6-1 win away at Dawlish Utd .
All the local football results from over the Easter Bank Holiday including the Tommy Tabberer Cup final.
Millwey will end the season in a respectable mid-table position
By Philip Evans
17th Apr 2022 | Football
The 'Reds' or the 'Blues' - that was the question. In the end I chose the blue of Millwey over the red of Liverpool. Possibly an ocean apart in skill...
Once more on the road with a bare 11 players as four senior players were unavailable, the outcome of Millwey's game at Bampton already looked compromised.
After recently knocking Lapford out of the Devon Premier Cup, Beer Albion 1st’s travelled to Lapford on Saturday with hopes of causing an upset.
TIGERS TAKE A POINT AT HIGH-FLYING BRIXHAM
Axminster Town were well beaten 3-0 by Brixham when the two sides met two weeks ago at Tiger Way, fielding a side decimated by suspensions and injuries.
Lyme Regis first team completed the double over old adversaries Axminster Town with a 2-0 win on Saturday.
The Seasiders beat Axminster 4-0 at home a few weeks back but the Tigers put up a much stronger defence for the return fixture. Lyme are pushing for a fourth spot in the Devon and Exeter Premier division, but Axe have little to play for other than pride.
Pen Mill Under 13s 1,
Axminster Town Under 13s 2 The young Tigers booked their place into the semi-finals of the Yeovil Youth League Division One cup against a strong Pen Mill side. With both Tigers' main keepers out injured on the morning of the game George Manning was called on to go between the sticks. Again Axe started the first half second to the ball went behind not long before half time with a long through ball to the opposing quick striker who latched onto it then rounded the keeper to score. Going into the second half Axminster woke up and battled much harder, winning first and second ball to put Pen Mill on the back foot. This eventually resulted in Axe getting a goal back through Theo Dibling who latched onto a through pass to round the keeper and slot home. With eight mins remaining the Tigers scored the winner with Fin Jenkin superbly attacking an excellent Alex Graves corner to smash the ball in from close range. The man-of-the-match award went to Alex Graves. The Tigers held on to go through to the semi-finals with a home tie to be played tomorrow (Thursday) 7th. The man-of-the-match award went to Alex Graves.Showing 281 to 290 of 642 results