Falmouth Town manager Andrew Westgarth felt Saturday’s 4-2 victory over Camelford was an ideal confidence booster following the previous week’s FA Vase exit.
Town went into Saturday’s South West Peninsula League game at Bickland Park having suffered their first defeat of the season against Buckland Athletic seven days earlier, but a brace from Jack Bray-Evans and strikes from Luke Brabyn and Andreas Calleja-Stayne ensured an emphatic return to winning ways.
Jack Bray-Evans scored twice as Falmouth Town bounced back from last week’s FA Vase defeat with a confident 4-2 win at home to Camelford.
The victory at a bitterly cold Bickland Park was Town’s 14th in as many league games this term as Andrew Westgarth’s men continued a dominant South West Peninsula League campaign that has seen them score 62 goals and concede only 14 to date.
Falmouth Town will be looking to bounce back from last week’s first loss of the season at Buckland Athletic when they welcome Camelford to Bickland Park on Saturday.
The 3-1 defeat at the Devonians in the FA Vase second round proper may have halted Town’s run of consecutive wins since the start of the season at 18, but Town’s perfect record in the South West Peninsula League remains intact.