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Local midweek football fixtures

Monday, 4 March 2024 10:34

By John Hannaford DevonAir Radio Sports Reporter

A look ahead to this weeks mid week football fixtures

In local midweek football, in the Peninsula league east on Tuesday night Axminster Town play host to Crediton Utd at Tigers Way. While on Wednesday evening Cullompton rangers entertain Sidmouth Town at Speeds Meadow and Okehampton Argyle welcome north Devon club Torridgeside afc to Simmons Park with all games kicking off at 7-30 pm .

Also on Wednesday in the Southern league one south, Exmouth Town have home advantage with the visit of Bishops Cleeve to Southern road kicking off at 7-45 pm .                       

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