Budleigh's clash with Axminster abandoned
The Carlsberg South West Peninsula League escaped large scale postponements on Saturday but they did have one game abandoned – and it was not to do with the weather.
The Division One East encounter at Greenway Lane, between Budleigh Salterton and Axminster Town, was abandoned by the referee on 38 minutes, with Budleigh leading 3-0 at the time.
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It is believed that a mass brawl brought about the referee's decision, and his report will now be forwarded to the Devon County Football Association.
The Peninsula League stated: "The outcome of the match will not be considered by the board until such time that misconduct proceedings have been completed."
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Ryan Lucassi gave Callington Town a first-half lead at Helston Athletic but the home side hit back to win 2-1 thanks to goals from Hugh Howlett and Liam Eddy.
Torpoint Athletic required extra time to knock out Saltash United 4-3 at The Mill where Paul Baker, Tom Payne, Liam Thornton and Brian Stacey were on target for the hosts with the Ashes replying through Danny Zalick, Matt Cusack and Shane Jewell.
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