A spirited and hard working performance by City was not enough to earn them what would have been a deserved equaliser, after going behind in the first half.

Jaime Hammond played well in defence, and was well supported by Joshua Morris and Freddie James in the second half.

In midfield, Nathan Townsend played well, tackling hard and getting forward to get some good shots on goal. He was supported well by William Cashere and Harvey Young, as well as Harry Roome in the second half.

Callum Davison tried hard upfront on his own, which was not easy with a large pitch to be covered by the boys.

Ken

With the team comprising entirely boys playing for Central (and together) for the first time, it was an excellent and spirited team performance.

Central went behind right at the start of the game, but never gave up and their efforts deserved a draw.

Will Wenley showed courage in goal and made some good saves.

William Gregory gave his all in defence and made some excellent tackles, being well supported by Toby Criss.

In midfield, Thomas O'Donnell worked tirelessly, tackling and making some excellent runs. He was well supported by Arthur Burrow and Joseph Glenny.

Archie Leitch tried hard upfront, and both Joseph Heggadon and Memhet Cigden came on in the second half and made good contributions.

Ken

James Bryant played well in goal, making some brave saves before having to go off injured in the second half.

Freddie James had a good game in defence, getting forward to have some good shots on goal.

In midfield, William Caschere competed well, and both he and Nathan Townsend had some good shots on goal.

Goalless going into the second half, Central went behind right after the unfortunate goalkeeper change and despite pressing for an equaliser, conceded a second goal right at the end.

It was another good team performance and despite tiring in the second half on a large pitch, the boys kept trying to the end.

Ken

Again going behind to an early goal, Central fought back and got a deserved equaliser through the hard working Toby Criss. West Hill came back again and scored a second before half time.

In the second half, the large pitch took its toll and when Central started to tire, West Hill took advantage and landed up comfortable and deserved winners.

Central never gave up and Will Wenley showed excellent spirit and courage in goal.

Both William Gregary in defence and Thomas O'Donnell in midfield, were an inspiration to those around them, working hard and never giving up despite the scoreline.

It was another good team performance and the attitude and effort shown by all the players was excellent.

Ken

City started well and put Dawlish under pressure, playing some good football. Nathan Townsend and Freddie James were again strong in midfield and created two opportunities for the hard working Harvey Young to put City two up.

Dawlish battled well and got a goal back from an excellent long range shot. Shortly before half time Harvey Young completed a deserved hat-trick, after some good build-up play, to make it 3 - 1.

City's defence were tight in the second half and helped secure an excellent win. James Bryant played well in goal, and Toby Criss and Harry Roome were strong in defence.

Ken

In the first half United defended well and had some good shots on goal. Joseph Glenny and Callum Davison distinguished themselves in attack.

Joshua Morris, Memhet Cigden and Will Wenley kept a clean sheet at the back during the first half.

Following changes at half time, there was a flurry of goals from St. Martins. Despite tiring legs, United showed good spirit and some last ditched pressure towards the end, was unfortunately not rewarded with a goal.

Nick

City showed great spirit and character, coming back from 3 - 1 down during the first half, after quick goals from St. Martins and an own goal in Central's favour. The excellent Nathan Townsend and Freddie James, both in midfield, pulled two further goals back to ensure City were on level terms by half-time.

Joseph Heggadon came on in midfield and played well, putting City ahead early in the second half with a good goal. Hard working St.Martins came back again to draw level, but two more goals by the non-stop Nathan Townsend and Freddie James, earned City a deserved win.

Jamie Hammond did well in defence and William Cashere worked hard upfront.

Ken

A close fought encounter. Dawlish scored first, but only after stirling defence from United. William Gregory was strong in the tackle and Arthur Burrow did one particular goal saving tackle. Will Wenley also made some impressive saves.

Frank Trimble levelled the score at 1-1 before half time, side footing into the net after running from outside the box.

Unfortunately Dawlish scored a late goal, despite United pressure to the end of the game.

Nick

A consistently good performance from Central. The first goal was scored by Arthur Burrow from a good free kick. Callum Davidson scored an excellent strikers goal and Joshua Morris battled well and forced in a goal from short range.

Thomas O'Donnell, who constantly impressed in midfield, scored a classic from 20 yards after an excellent run.

The Beacon Knights fought bravely, but rarely threatened the United goal.

Nick

A co-ordinated and well organised Countess Wear team were too strong for Central.

Despite some very good periods of play United were consistently overwhelmed in defence by an accurate and ruthless opposition strike force. Callum Davison, as the United goalkeeper, distinguished himself with some good saves in the second half.

Frank Trimble competed well in midfield and never gave up.

Nick

City played well and were too strong for a Beacon Knights team that never gave up despite being overwhelmed.

Freddie James scored a deserved hat-trick, and Harvey Young grabbed two goals, which were reward for his hard work and good attacking runs.

Nathan Townsend and William Cashere added to the scoring and were well supported in midfield by Harry Roome and Joseph Heggadon.

After an own goal following a good corner by William Cashere, James Bryant completed the scoring with a good long range shot.

Ken

A hard fought game resulted in the points being shared between two evenly matched teams.

City took the lead through a good goal by Nathan Townsend, before Countess Wear hit back with a good shot to equalise before half-time.

The hard working Freddie James scored a second for City early in the second half. Despite good defence by both Toby Criss and Jamie Hammond, Countess Wear never gave up and scored late on to ensure the honours were even.

Ken

During the first half the game was even for a long period, but then the Spears' sharpshooters broke through with a flurry of goals. Callum Davison worked tirelessly up-front and was rewarded by scoring Central's only goal. Overall, Pinhoe were too strong for a Central side always a bit off the pace.

Nick

After struggling in the first half and going behind, Central came back stronger after the break. Callum Davison took over in goal and did well to keep the score down. Will Wenley battled well and got a consolation goal for Central. Despite an improved work rate in the second half, Central could not close the gap further.

Nick

City had to defend a lot during the first half and fell behind to a goal from a good Pinhoe corner. City battled hard and in defence Joseph Heggadon played well.

After half-time Central started strongly and Nathan Townsend scored an excellent goal straight from the kick-off after a good run.

Central continued to take charge and the hard working Freddie James had an excellent game. After another strong run from midfield, James picked out William Cashere with a good pass. Cashere took the opportunity well and scored a good goal to put Central in the lead.

A good team effort saw Central continue to compete well and get a deserved, hard fought victory.

Ken

Despite an excellent team effort, City went behind in the first half after a good Pinhoe shot, which found the bottom right-hand corner of the goal.

James Bryant battled well in defence and despite another hard working performance by Freddie James and Nathan Townsend, Central could not get the equaliser they deserved.

Harry Roome, Joshua Morris, Memhet Cigden and Archie Leitch all played their part in keeping Central in contention right to the end.

Ken

United were unlucky to go one down before half-time, as they were slightly on top.

Substitutions made a difference at half-time and United were all over the Hawks. Joseph Glenny got the equaliser and for the last 10 minutes it was all United. Thomas O'Donnell and George O'Brien worked very hard, and Frank Trimble had two very near misses but it was not to be.

Highlights were the defending at corners and our positioning along the line at our throw-ins.

Mike Trimble

Against a strong Eagles team, United started well and it was 0-0 at half-time, with no difference between the teams. Will Wenley again played well in goal and was very safe with strong kicking out.

After halftime, United tired considerably and despite substitutions, the defence found themselves under pressure, although Will Gregory battled manfully. Alex Pinskey made some kamikaze tackles which impressed the stand-in coach (Michael Trimble) and the referee.

Despite letting in four goals in the second half, heads didn't drop and the huddle after the match was as enthusiastic as the one beforehand.

The team had great fun and both matches were excellent.

Mike Trimble

Great game and very close. Eagles scored first, but City equalised within 60 seconds through Nathan Townsend. Things remained tense throughout with the City defence of Jamie Hammond and Joseph Heggadon with William Caschere in goal, doing wonders to keep the Eagles out.

Harry Roome and Toby Criss then came on to give the attack a new lease of life. Our breakthrough came with tremendous work from our midfield of Nathan and Freddie James moving forward and Harvey Young capitalising and scoring the winner. City held on despite strong attacks from the Eagles.

A thrilling game to watch and could have gone either way.

Julian Criss

City went two goals up within three minutes through Nathan Townsend and Freddie James, with Harry Roome adding another for his first goal for the Club. Nathan then got another to make a brace for the tireless midfielder.

With the Hawks defence in disarray and Toby Criss, Joseph Heggadon and Jamie Hammond in goal, keeping an impenetrable defence; Harvey Young and William Caschere added two more to make it six in all.

A spirited effort from the City boys left no doubt who was to triumph. Well done to all who flew the flag for Central City.

Julian Criss

A hard fought game between two evenly matched teams for most of the match.

Will Wenley played well in goal and Callum Davidson worked hard up front. Despite some good chances, Central couldn't make them count.

George O’Brien also showed that he is improving with every game since recently making his debut, and also played well in attack.

Brixington scored a late goal, but despite being under pressure towards the end, Central were unlucky not to hold on for a draw.

Nick

United battled well and there were a few promising moments when the boys started to put passes together.

However, Central could not stem the tide of skilfulness and organisation displayed by the Blues.

Despite the scoreline, Callum Davidson distinguished himself in goal again.

Overall, Central tried their best and hopefully learnt a lot of good lessons from strong oppositiion, that they can take back to the training ground.

Nick

City struggled to find their form against a good Brixington side who played some good football.

Despite suffering a heavy defeat City kept their heads-up and kept trying until the end.

Joseph Heggadon and Toby Criss battled well in defence and Freddie James had a good game in midfield..

Ken

In an even first half Central defended well, with Harry Roome making some good tackles and James Bryant in goal making some good saves to keep the scores level. Just before half time, Central broke away and after some good passing between Willian Cashere and Nathan Townsend, Freddie James was picked-out at the far post and took his chance well to put City one up.

City kept the pressure on and the hard working Freddie James scored his second direct from a corner, with the help of a deflection off a defender, to put Central three up.

To their credit Brixington refused to lie down and rediscovered their form from the first half. They got a goal back and then narrowed the score to 3 - 2 just before the end.

Despite a good comeback from Brixington, Central held on and just about deserved their victory.

Ken

Central competed well against a good Stoke Hill side and were unlucky to find themselves two down at half time. Heads never dropped and City put in a strong second half performance, getting a deserved goal back through the hard working Harvey Young. Nathan Townsend had a good game in midfield and was unlucky not to get what would have been a deserved equaliser for the hard working City team. In defence, both Toby Criss and Jamie Hammond had good games, and in goal James Bryant made some good saves was quick off his line to avert danger on several occasions. Harry Roome, Archie Leitch, Joseph Glenny and Joshua Morris all played their part in what was a good team performance.

Ken

Central battled hard against a good West Exe team. Despite going behind, United never gave up and a good team effort made West Exe work hard for their vistory.

Ken

Stoke Hill were too strong for a tiring Central team in difficult weather conditions. United battled hard and kept in the game with a Nathan Townsend hat-trick.

Ken

Central put in another strong team performance and were again unlucky not to get anything from the game. After going behind to an early goal, spirits again never dropped and City got a deserved equalisier through an excellent shot by Harvey Young, who had another good game. In defence, both Toby Criss and Jamie Hammond had excellent games, marking tight and tackling hard. In goal, James Bryant had another solid performance was made several good saves. The team played good football and in midfield Freddie James worked hard and was always driving the team forward. Joseph Glenny came on and linked up well in midfield, making some good passes. Despite driving rain and tired legs, Central never gave up and could have grabbed a derserved equaliser in the last minute, when Harvey Young's shot was well saved on the line.

Ken

A strong team performance saw City narrowly lose to a good Alphington side, who played some excellent football and got their winner from a well taken goal just after half-time. Finding it tough against good opposition, it was a workmanlike performance. Chances were few, but the whole Central team competed well and worked hard for one another. James Bryant showed safe hands in goal and made several good saves and clearances. In defence, Jamie Hammond and Toby Cris were again solid and a combination of Nathan Townsend, Freddie James, William Cashere and Memhet Cigden competed well in midfield. Harvey Young and Joseph Glenny tried hard upfront, but good defending meant they had little reward for their efforts.

Ken

A hard working team performance saw Central compete well with a good Alphington side who took a 3 - 0 lead by half-time. In the second half United battled hard and several excellent runs from midfield by Thomas O'Donnell were unfortunate not to result in a goal. George O'Brien also did well upfront, causing difficulites for a well organised Alphington defence. William Gregory, Joseph Heggadon and Finlay Gregory in defence, stuck well to their task and made it hard work for Alphington, particularly in the second half. The defence was supported well by both Will Wenley and Callum Davison who shared the goalkeeping duties. Overall a good team effort and United were unlucky not to get on the score sheet.

Nick

Central United started well in the first half, holding their own defensively and nullifying the Pinhoe attack. As the game progressed, the Pinhoe attack started to take hold and only some excellent saves from Will Wenley in goal kept the score down. The hard working performances of William Gregory and Finlay Gregory in defence were commendable.

The whole team worked hard, but a strong Pinhoe side scored some well worked goals and one screamer from the corner of the field. George O’Brien worked hard on his own up front and did win a penalty, but the Pinhoe goalkeeper made a good save.

Ken

A closely fought first half saw Central having to defend well and Toby Criss and Jamie Hammond put in good performances, with James Bryant making some important saves and clearances. Stoke Hill broke the deadlock just before half-time going 1-0 up.

The home team started the second half well and quickly scored two more to put the game out of Central's reach. Despite the set-back, Central never gave up and gave Stoke Hill a fright when Freddie James scored an excellent goal from a difficult angle. Central then threw everything at the home side and Nathan Townsend, Harvey Young and William Cashere all threatened.

Stoke Hill broke away just before the end to get their fourth and deserved their win overall with a well organised team performance.

Nick

A good team performance by United saw them compete well and e arn a deserved draw.

William Gregory played well in defence and in midfield, Thomas O'Donnell, Frank Trimble and Alex Pinskey all worked hard and were central to the strong team effort.

Despite creating chances, Central didn't have the attacking force to convert their efforts into a goal and had to settle for the draw.

Nick

Central United competed really well against a strong Sidmouth Sabres side.

A good performance by Will Wenley in goal and excellent defence by William Gregory and Finlay Gregory, saw Central hold Sidmouth to 0 - 0 at half-time.

Despite a hard working team performance, Central started to tire in the second half and Sidmouth, with some well taken goals, took over the game and were worthy winners in the end.

Nick

A closely fought affair saw very few goal chances with both sides cancelling each other out.

On balance Sidmouth had more of the game and got their winner with 5 minutes to go with a well taken goal.

Despite trying hard, a below par performance by City, saw them unable to make any serious threat on the Sidmouth goal.

Ken

A much better team performance by City saw them earn a deserved victory.

In midfield, Harvey Young, Nathan Townsend and Freddie James all played well and increasingly took hold of the game. Just before half-time a good City move was finished off well by Nathan Townsend to give City a deserved lead.

In the second half City stayed on top and Joseph Glenny upfront, linked well with the midfield players to continue to cause problems for Sidmouth

The defence remained solid, with Toby Criss keeping things tight and James Bryant having an excellent game covering his defensive duties and getting forward to support the midfield. The second goal was taken well by James Bryant with a shot from the edge of the box, crowning a good personal performance and solid team effort.

Ken

Central battled well and were unlucky not to get at least a draw from the game.

Despite a hard working team performance and two good goals from William Gregory and Frank Trimble, it was not enough. Twyford took the honours, but an improved United performance meant they could hold their heads up.

Nick

Central held on to a strong Twyford team in the early stages, but as they tired Twyford took charge and were run away winners in the end, scoring some good goals.

United never gave up and created some scoring chances of their own, but could not convert them.

Nick

Central surprised Twyford with an early goal from an excellent long range shot from Freddie James. A good Twyford team immediately responded and then added a second to go 2 - 1 up at half time.

In the second half in was one-way traffic. Despite the efforts of James Bryant in goal, together with Toby Criss and William Cashere in defence, Twyford were too strong for a fading Central side, scoring some excellent goals in the process.

Ken

A close fought first half, saw Central just edge ahead through a well taken Freddie James penalty. William Cashere played well in goal and in defence, James Bryant and Toby Criss stuck well to their task.

The second half also started tight and after some early Twyford pressure, Central scored a second from a well taken Nathan Townsend free-kick, after he had been fouled just outside the box.

Central then took charge of the game and played their best football. Man of the match, Freddie James, scored his second from an excellent long range shot and Nathan Townsend made a great run, rounding the keeper to score his second and Central's fourth.

Harvey Young, George O'Brien and Joshua Morris, all contributed well to a good team effort and deserved victory.

Ken

In terrible weather conditions and against the wind in the first half, Central struggled to cope. Cullompton were out of sight by half-time and finished eight goals to the good. Despite the conditions and quickly going behind, Central never gave up. The boys showed good spirit and were unlucky not to get a goal or two for their efforts.

Nick

Central City played some good football and deserved a draw from a hard working team performance. In the first half both Nathan Townsend and Freddie James came close to scoring for Central and were only denied by some excellent saves from the West Hill keeper. In defence Toby Criss battled well and in goal James Bryant made some good saves and was a safe pair of hands in deteriorating weather conditions.

The defence was left exposed just before half-time and West Hill were quickest to respond to a shot that came back off the post and was despatched well to put the home side one up. Despite their efforts in the second half, Central were unable to get a deserved goal, although Harvey Young made some good runs and came close on several occasions. Joseph Heggadon took over in goal at half-time and played well, making some good saves in ever worsening conditions, and keeping Central in the game.

Ken

A hard working team performance saw Central creating a number of good chances, which they were unable to convert into goals in the first half, finding themselves two down at half-time. The spirit in the team was good and with Jaime Hammond playing well in defence and George O'Brien battling well in midfield, Central came back into the game. Despite a third goal from St. Martins, Central responded with two well taken goals from Harvey Young, the second an excellent strike from a free kick. The strong finish by Central was just not enough and St. Martins held on for a victory.

Ken

A great game saw Dawlish scoring first when a weak shot, helped by the wind and a slippery ball, found its way past Will Wenley in goal. The United side fought back and got a deserved equaliser towards the end of the first half, when the hard working Thomas O’Donnell fired a well struck shot from out by the corner flag into the Dawlish goal. In the second half the game was end to end and despite some late pressure from Dawlish, Will Wenley was solid in goal and United defended stalwartly.

Nick

Weather conditions worsened and for a long period in the first half it was no score. The St. Martins strike force was well drilled and put United under increasing pressure, which eventually told with four goals going into the Central net. Central never gave up, having some periods of resurgence and once again Thomas O'Donnell in midfield led by example. Frank Trimble had some good runs on goal, but together with Arthur Burrow their hard work could not be converted into a goal. Finlay Gregory and Joshua Morris distinguished themselves in defence, but the St. Martins attack was too strong. By the end the weather was dire and it was just survival of the fittest.

Nick

Central were quick off the blocks and scored straight from the kick-off through a good run and shot by Harvey Young. Young added a second moments later and then the hard working Callum Davison made it three by mid-way through the first half. Dawlish then came back into the game and were only denied by some excellent saves by Joseph Heggadon in goal for Central. James Bryant played well in defence, again denying Dawlish despite their pressure. In the second half Dawlish continued to fight back and did get a deserved goal mid-way through the half. Central responded though and came back again to score two further goals, both from Harvey Young and bringing his tally for the game to an impressive four goals. To their credit, Dawlish never gave up and scored a deserved second goal just before the end.

Ken

United competed well against good opposition. It was a good team performance, with the defence of Will Wenley in goal and both William Gregory and Finlay Gregory at the back, holding out well despite Countess Wear gradually taking the initiative.

The midfield too of Frank Trimble, Arthur Burrow and Thomas O'Donnell, supported by Alex Pinskey, also made the opposition work hard for their victory. Despite being short on scoring opportunities, Callum Davison and George O'Brien both contributed up-front to the team effort.

Nick

Despite going behind and being one down at half-time, Central played some good football and never gave up. It was another good team performance and heads never dropped.

Mid-way through the second half, United got their just reward when they were awarded a penalty. William Gregory fired home from the spot, capping another excellent personal performance. Central continued to press in the second half, but were unable to grab a winner.

Nick

Central were slow getting into the game and only some good work in goal by Joseph Heggadon and strong defence by James Bryant and Joshua Morris, kept the score goalless in the early stages. Late in the first half Nathan Townsend scored from an excellent long range shot high into the top right hand corner of the net, to put City in-front.

In the second half, Central took increasing control and played some good football with Freddie James and Toby Criss battling well in midfield. Further goals from Harvey Young, following a good run, and Joseph Glenny from a good low shot late in the game, made Central comfortable winners.

Ken

Central had good possession, played some good football and were unlucky to land up with nothing to show for their efforts. Jaime Hammond and Toby Criss worked hard in defence, but Countess Wear broke away to score a well taken goal just before half-time.

Joseph Heggadon was again good in goal and James Bryant came on in defence in the second half and played well. Despite strong midfield performances by William Cashere and Freddie James, supported by Joseph Glenny up-front, Central were unable to find the net for a deserved equaliser.

Ken