Cullompton Rangers win 3-0 at Bridport, plus other Step 6 results

Cullompton Rangers left St Mary's on Saturday 7 November with a 3-0 win over Bridport and their unbeaten league record intact. Bridport had billed the game as their chance to become the first side to beat the table toppers. Afterwards they said they had not managed the "frantic final minutes" of the previous weekend, but that they meet Cullompton again in a couple of weeks and "will be hungry for revenge". Cullompton's next league game is away at fourth-placed Torridgeside on Saturday 14 November. Bridport go to Sherborne Town in the Dorset Senior Cup in midweek, then to Teignmouth on Saturday.

In the Premier Division West, Penzance passed their first test as leaders by beating Millbrook at Penlee Park on Saturday 7 November. They finished two points clear of their closest rivals. Mark Vercesi's side were level at the break, with the manager admitting words were said at half-time, and Ewan Trevains broke the deadlock in the 50th minute. Lewis Caspall, back after three games out, added a second twenty minutes from time, and substitute George Molcher sealed it late on. "In the first half they were probably the better team," Vercesi said of Millbrook. "The boys listened, reacted and in the second half I thought they were very good."

Honiton Town and Crediton United played out a 0-0 draw at Mountbatten Park on Saturday 7 November. Crediton's account praised a young side, singling out goalkeeper Lewis Layton and midfielder Jack Perry, and said Honiton came forward late on without creating much.

At Step 6 elsewhere, Newton Abbot Spurs won at Torrington on Saturday 7 November, with Owen Green's goal described as the match-winner after a long injury layoff. Sticker won at Callington Town through a Tom Guest brace and a last-minute Ethan Skyba goal. Sticker had gone out of the Cornwall Senior Cup after extra time earlier in the week, Sol Wilson scoring their goal. Mousehole lost at home to Bude Town in the same competition.

On Friday 6 November, St Mawgan switched on their new floodlights at Trevarrian Park for the first home floodlit game in the club's history, against Wadebridge Town, who presented them with a memento to mark the occasion. Wadebridge Town named Brad Rowe their man of the match.