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Mid-week local football results

Thursday, 9 November 2023 09:34

By John Hannaford East Devon Radio Sports Reporter

A round up of the mid week local football results

In the Devon County cup. on Tuesday night Teignmouth afc narrowly lost to Ilfracombe fc at Marlborough Park by 1 goal to nil with Newton Abbot Spurs surprisingly beating Southern league side Tiverton Town 2-0 at home .

On Wednesday evening Sidmouth Town caused another upset beating  Bideford fc 3-1at Manstone Lane another Southern league team but Crediton Utd narrowly lost 1-0 to Buckland Athletic at Lords Meadow.

Exmouth Towns game with Cullompton Rangers was postponed due to a water logged pitch.   

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