Ottery St Mary are in home Scott Richards Solicitors Devon League action tomorrow (Saturday) when they entertain Roselands (3pm).

Ottery St Mary's development team were 3-0 winners when they entertained Bow AAC in a Macron league Division Eight game at Washbrook Meadow.

Beer Albion were the first name out of the hat when the draw was made for the last eight of the Devon Premier Cup.

Dartmouth made the most of being temporarily a man up as they beat Honiton 3-2 whilst one of the Hippos' players was sin binned.

Axminster Town were involved in a game of nine goals when they travelled to Plymouth Marjons for their latest South West Peninsula League Premier Division East outing.

Upottery slipped to their 11th defeat of the season as they were beaten 2-0 at home by Cronies.

Feniton Reserves went down to a narrow 2-1 defeat on their visit to Macron League Division Four table-toppers Exeter-based Central.

Ottery St Mary Under-14s exacted sweet revenge on the team that had knocked them out of the cup just seven days before, beating Exeter Panthers 2-1 when the sides met in an Exeter & District Youth League encounter, writes Stephen Upsher.

Devon and Exeter League outfit Beer Albion progressed to the quarter-finals of the Devon Premier Cup by defeating Devon League Exmouth Town Reserves 2-1 in a close contest at the Furzebrake, writes Richard Honnor.

Devon and Exeter League outfit Beer Albion progressed to the quarter-finals of the Devon Premier Cup by defeating Devon League Exmouth Town Reserves 2-1 in a close contest at the Furzebrake, writes Richard Honnor.

Millwey Rise Football Club are hosting a very special festive night in the days before the Christmas celebrations get underway.

Feniton suffered a first home defeat of the Macron League top flight season, beaten 4-2 by a Lyme Regis side that has climbed into second place in the table after netting an eight win in 11 outings so far this season.

Millwey Rise reserves were good value for a 1-0 win on their visit to Westexe Park Rangers Reserves for a Macron League Division Eight meeting, writes Dick Sturch.

A round-up of local football and rugby on the first Saturday of December

Ottery St Mary travel to Plympton Athletic tomorrow (Saturday) looking to build on last Saturday's splendid 3-1 home success over Plymstock United.

Cranbrook suffered their first league defeat at their Cranbrook Education Campus home when beaten 3-2 by Culm United.

Ottery St Mary Under-15 goalkeeper Ayden Reid was the undoubted star of the show as his side banked a richly deserved point from a 0-0 draw with hosts Budleigh Salterton, writes SpursTom.

Honiton Under-10s recovered from falling behind to an early goal to go on and defeat Ottery St Mary to book a place in the next round of the Exeter & District Youth League KO Cup.

Honiton Town were hit for six when they entertained high-flying Brixham at Mountbatten Park in a SWP League Premier East encounter.

Axminster Town battled their way a to a deserving share of the spoils when they drew their home South West Peninsula League Premier East meeting with Elburton Villa 1-1.

Ottery St Mary Under-14s exited the Exeter & District Youth League Cup, beaten 4-0 at home by a very good Exeter Panthers side.

Beer Albion moved up to sixth place in the Macron Premier Division table with a 4-0 win away at Kentisbeare, writes Richard Honnor.

Millwey Rise went down 2-0 when they visited St Martins to contest their latest Macron League Division Four game, writes Dick Sturch.

Honiton Town shipped six goals, Axminster Town net a point, Honiton RFC in home success - all the results from local football and rugby on the final Saturday of November

Hayes at the double in Ottery success / Vikings edged out by Cornish visitors / Tipton beaten / Otterton exit cup - Saturday's local football round-up