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Exmouth Town win on penalties in Devon Bowl

Thursday, 10 November 2022 08:29

By John Hannaford, East Devon Radio Sport

In last night's local football Exmouth Town progressed to the next round of the Devon Bowl with a 6-5 penalty shootout victory over Crediton Utd at Southern Road.

Leading 2 -0 at the break with goals from Mark Lever and Levi Landricombe the visitors put on a much-improved performance after the break scoring two goals of their own to level and take the time to penalties. In the other cup game tonight, it was a similar finish with Tiverton Utd going through to the next round beating Axminster town 3-1 on penalties after scores were level at 3-3 at full time.   

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