Local Midweek Football Results

Thursday, 14 September 2023 07:41

By John Hannaford - East Devon Radio Sports Reporter

In the Peninsula League Sidmouth Town beat Bishops Lydeard by 3 goals to 2 away & in the A&S Devon League Ottery St Mary were well beaten by visiting Beer Albion at Washbrook Meadow going down by 4 goals to 0.

In last night's local football, in the Peninsula League East Cullompton Rangers drew one all with second placed Bridport at Speed's Meadow while Sidmouth Town beat Bishops Lydeard by 3 goals to 2 away.

In the A&S Devon League Ottery St Mary were well beaten by visiting Beer Albion at Washbrook Meadow going down by 4 goals to 0.

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