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Wednesday, 2 November 2022 08:14

By John Hannaford - East Devon Radio Sports Reporter

in the Peninsula League East last night Sidmouth Town lost 5-1 at Manstone Lane to in form Crediton Utd who move up to second in the Division.

In local football on Monday night in the Devon and Exeter League Premier Divison Dawlish Utd were beaten 4-0 by Exeter University Second Eleven at the LeIsure Centre and in the Peninsula League East last night Sidmouth Town lost 5-1 at Manstone Lane to in form Crediton Utd who move up to second in the Division.

In a late result from Saturdays game Exmouth Spartan's were hammered 8-1 by St Martin's at Warren View.

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