A single goal by Rubin Wilson was enough to see Falmouth Town lift the Cornwall Senior Cup, with a victory over AFC St Austell in a repeat of last year’s final, this time at Newquay’s Mount Wise ground on Saturday, May 10th, 2025.
To read Scott’s full report on this fantastic game, CLICK HERE.
Falmouth Town Reserves added the Cornwall Intermediate Cup to the recently won league championship with a 6-0 victory over Kilkhampton at Bodieve Park this afternoon.
Falmouth’s goals came from Kian Thomas, Evan Tresidder and Jak Davies hat trick, with a sixth added by unfortunate own goal from the Kilkhampton defence.
We would like to thank Wadebridge for staging the finals day. We now look to our next game on Wednesday, May 7th, when we take on Porthleven in the Tracy Banfield Cup semi-final at Wendron United F.C. – K.O. 7:30pm.
Falouth Town Reserves completed our Kernow Stone St Piran League campaign last night with a stunning 10-1 victory over St Agnes.
Before the kick off, St Agnes formed a guard of honour and applauded our team onto the pitch, which was a nice touch. Many thanks to St Agnes for that.
Three players; Kian Thomas, Jak Davies and Evan Tresidder all knothed up hat tricks, with the tenth goal coming from Tom Fisher. St Agnes’ goal was as a result of a first half penalty decision. We now sign off from the St Piran League and move up to the South West Peninsula League for the 2025/26 season.
After the match, the players and management were presented with their winners medals by our Southern League Team Coach – Tommy Matthews.
We now look forward to the Cornwall Intermediate Cup final against Kilkhampton at Wadebridge F.C. on Sunday, May 4th – K.O. 4:00pm.
Falmouth Town finished off our first Southern League season with a 2-1 victory over Shaftesbury at Bickland Park after a manic week of football.
The kick off was delayed for two hours after Shaftesbury were delayed in traffic because of a serious road accident in Dorset. Thier late arrival didn’t seem to unsettle the visitors after they took the lead through Leighton Thomas on thirty-seven minutes. Shaftesbury held onto their lead and the first half finished 1-0 to the visitors.
Falmouth started the second half on the front foot and playing towards The Packet End, put the Shaftesbury goal under pressure. On forty-eight minutes Town’s pressure was rewarded when Rubin Wilson equalised to huge cheers from the Town fans. With both sides trying to find a winner, there was some entertaining and competitive play. It was Falmouth who broke the deadlock when Jack Bray-Evans found the back of the Shaftesbury net on seventy-seven minutes. Town held on for the remaining time to collect three hard earned points.
This result sees us finish ninth in the league table, which is a fantastic achievement at this level.
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Falmouth Town chalked up another three points in tonight’s Southern League match at home to a well organised Larkhall Athletic.
The opening exchanges were a fairly even affair, with both sides creating chances. Town gradually increased the pressure on Larkhall’s goal and were rewarded in the thirty-seventh minute when Jack Webber found the back of the net. The rest of the first half ebbed and flowed. with Falmouth going in 1-0 up at the break.
The second half started lively with Larkhall mounting several attacks on Town’s goal. The Town defence was resolute and denied the visitors any real scoring chances. Falmouth made several substituions with Andreas Calleja-Stayne, Ryan Townson and sixteen year old Oliver Evans all making an appearance. The fresh legs allowed Town to once again press the Larkhall defence. Jack Bray-Evans was unlucky not to double Town’s score when his shot cannoned off the visitors crossbar. The game ended after some seven minutes of stoppage time, with the scoreline at 1-0.
The result leaves us eleventh in the league table with 55 points from 41 games. We now look forward to our home fixture with Shaftesbury on Saturday.
The performance was all the more impressive when you consider that some of the players had arrived home from Cinderford at 3:30am this morning, and credit must go to the reserve players who stepped up.
Man of the Match: Jack Webber.
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Falmouth Town came from 1-0 down to win 3-2 away to Cinderford Town in tonight’s Southern League encounter. Cinderford took the lead in the first minute through Noah Coates. The first half ended 1-0 to the hosts.
Falmouth equalised on fifty-five minutes through Bradley Leivers. The second of Falmouth’s goals came from Harrison Jewell in the seventy-fourth minute. Cinderford fought back and equalised in the eighty-eighth minutes through Alex Bonthron. You might have thought a draw was on the cards, but as the saying goes, you’re never more vulnerable than when you’ve just scored. So it was here, as Cam Hutchison grabbed a late winner in the ninety-first minute.
A great win and a great three points for a long mid-week journey to deepest Gloucestershire. We now go again tomorrow night (Thursday, April 24th) when we take on Larkhall Athletic at Bickland Park – K.O. 7:45pm.
Falmouth Town Reserves were crowned St Piran League (West) Champions 2024/25 after a convincing 3-1 victory over local rivals Wendron United Reserves last night at a very wet Bickland Park. Falmouth Town’s goals came from Jak Davies, Evan Tresidder and Kian Thomas, while Ryan Reeve scored for Wendron United.
Our reserve team will now compete in the Walter C. Parson Peninsula League from the beginning of the 2025/26 season.
Falmouth Town and Mousehole shared the points in today’s Southern League clash at Trungle Parc. Mousehole’s goal came in the ninth minute, courtessy of ex Falmouth Town player Tim Nixon. In the second minute of first half stoppage time, Rubin Wilson scored from the penalty spot after a foul on Luke Barner by another ex Town player, James Ward. The second half was just as competitive with some exciting end to end football.
To read Scott’s excellent match report, CLICK HERE.
We now look forward to a busy week of football, with a trip to Cinderford Town on Wednesday, April 23rd and then a home fixture to Larkhall Athletic on Thursday, April 24th. The final league fixture of the season will be on Saturday, April 26th, when we welcome Shaftesbury to Bickland Park.
Falmouth Town gained a hard earned point this afternoon against a well organised Bristol Manor Farm. Town opened with some early pressure on the visitors goal, but were unable to find the back of the net. However, on twenty-four minutes Oliver Evans broke the deadlock with a superb strike. What a way to mark his first start in the Southern League team, at just sixteen years old. After some competitive end to end play, the first half finished 1-0 to Town.
The second half began with both sides battling hard, which lead to Bristol Manor Farm putting the Town goal under pressure. Ten minutes in, Owen Howe picked up a loose ball and hammered home to make it 1-1. With both sides now trying to find the winning goal, Rubin Wilson was brought down on the edge of the vistors box by Bristol’s goalkeeper Louis Smith, for which he was shown a red card. Despite being down to ten men, Bristol Manor Farm held on for the remaining twenty minutes and the points were shared.
We now look forward to our Easter Monday trip to Mousehole.
Falmouth Town went 1-0 down after just seven minutes to a Torr Swann goal. Despite Town’s efforts, we were unable to find the back of the net. On twenty-five minutes the Exmouth goalkeeper brought Rubin Wilson down in the box, but the referee waved any appeals away. Rubin Wilson was agian brought down by a defender on forty minutes, but the referee was having none of it. The first half ended 1-0 to Exmouth Town.
The second half had only been going for two minutes when Exmouth added a second goal to their tally, through Ben Steer. On the hour, Exmouth’s Luke Steer effectively finished the game off with Exmouth’s third goal of the afternoon. The game ended after four added minutes with the hosts taking all three points.
We now look to our next Southern League game on Tuesday, when we’re home to Larkhall Athletic.