A young and inexperienced Lyme Rovers side worked hard but were ultimately well-beaten 4-0 by a strong Shepton Beauchamp team in Perry Street Division One on Saturday.
From the very first moments of the game, the home side pushed forward quickly and with precision, hitting the side netting within 15 seconds. But the Rovers side, featuring debuts for Jack Handy, 17, and Bruno Marques, 16, soon settled and battled hard.
By Dick Sturch
Millwey Rise 1st X1 1, Feniton 2nd X1 1
LOOKING for their second Devon & Exeter League Premier East victory of the season, Lyme Regis Reserves soon found themselves on the back foot at home to Exmouth Rovers this afternoon (Saturday).
It took the visitors only 77 seconds to open up a lead which they clung on to all afternoon despite the Seasiders enjoying periods when they were well on top.
AFTER the disappointment of being knocked out of the FA Vase, Axminster Town bounced back on Wednesday night by smashing 15 goals past South West Peninsular Premier East basement boys Stoke Gabriel.
The Tigers were beaten 2-0 at Tiger Way last Saturday by Western League side Clevedon Town.
By Philip Evans
14th Oct 2020 | Football
Seaton 1-2 Feniton
Seaton Town hosted early Devon & Exeter League Premier East title favourites Feniton at Colyford Road but failed to capitalise on taking a 1-0 lead.
By Philip Evans
13th Oct 2020 | Football
Pen Mill Under12s 1, Axminster Town Under 12s 6
Travelling away to bottom of the league Pen Mill, the Tigers didn't expect to much of a challenge. That really wasn't the case and both teams started fast, end-to-end attacks followed with George Manning in goal again keeping them at bay in his keeper-sweeper role.
By Philip Evans
13th Oct 2020 | Football
UPLYME 1sts' away game at Netherbury was a rollercoaster of frustrations - from a hatful of missed chances, vast majority of possession, penalty decisions and disallowed goals.
Top scorer Alex Jones picked up an injury in the warm-up, but he started the game well, striking the post and pulling excellent saves from the keeper.
By Dick Sturch
Cranbrook 1st X1 1 - Millwey Rise 1st X1 3
LYME Regis Reserves made an early exit from the Dorset Intermediate Cup at the Davey Fort yesterday (Saturday) when they lost 5-1 to a strong and robust Uplwey and Broadway.
Before the Lyme club moved into senior football in the Devon & Exeter League, they won the Dorset Intermediate Cup no fewer that nine occasions.
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