FALMOUTH TOWN 3-2 HELSTON ATHLETIC (CSC S/F)

FALMOUTH TOWN 3-2 HELSTON ATHLETIC (CSC S/F)

Falmouth Town booked a place in this year’s Cornwall Senior Cup final, when we over came local rivals Helston Athletic 3-2 in last night’s semi-final at Wendron United F.C. in front of a crowd of 540.

Two first half goals from Luke Barner and Bradley Leivers saw Falmouth ahead at the break, in a game in which both teams had chances. Early in the second half Falmouth were awarded a penalty for a foul in the box. Rubin Wilson stepped up and beat Helston keeper Ben Whiting to make it 3-0. Helston Athletic now came back at Town and scored from a corner through Callum O’Brien. With the score at 3-1, Falmouth were soaking up pressure from Helston. Helston were themselves awarded a penalty for a handball incident. It was Jordan Copp who scored and made the score 3-2. The rest of the the game saw both sides with chances, but no further goals.

We now await the result of tonight’s semi-fianl between Mousehole and St Austell to find out who our opponents will be in the final. Thanks must also go to Wendron United for the excellent way the hosted the semi-final.

To read Scott’s excellent match report, CLICK HERE.

FALMOUTH TOWN 4-0 CRIBBS

FALMOUTH TOWN 4-0 CRIBBS

Falmouth Town ran out 4-0 winners this afternoon against Cribbs in the Southern League. Town dominated the game form thre start, with Rubin Wilson scoring after just 4 minutes to put the home side ahead. Falmouth piled on the pressure and were rewarded with a second goal after 26 minutes for defender, Fred Walter. The half finished with more goal action when the Cribbs keeper, Jack Witchard made a spectacular save to stop Falmouth getting a third goal. The half finsihed 2-0 to Falmouth Town.

Both sides started the second half brightly with Cribbs trying to get the ball through into the Town goal area. Town defended well and dealt with any Cribbs pressure with ease. On 60 minutes, Falmouth added their third goal when defender Bradley Leivers hammered home from Ollie Walker cross, who had only just come on for Luke Barner. Further Town pressure saw Cam Hutchison narrowly miss adding a fourth when the Cribbs keeper pushed the ball behind for a corner. After some Cribbs pressure, they were awarded a penalty for what appeared a handball. The Cribbs No:9, Bailey Croome tried to go to the right of Morgan Coxhead, only to put it over the bar. It was Falmouth Town who were to add another goal on 81 minutes when Rubin Wilson added his second for the afternoon. The game ended after 5 minutes extra time with Jack Witchard making another miracle save. Final score, 4-0 to Falmouth Town.

Man of the Match: Rubin Wilson

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FALMOUTH TOWN – NEWS UPDATE

FALMOUTH TOWN – NEWS UPDATE

Falmouth Town have a bumper eight weeks of Southern League football for you in March and April as we now have dates for nearly all the re-arranged matches, CLICK HERE to see the updated fixture table.

The first team manager Andy Westgarth, is on this week’s Cornish Soccer Podcast, where he discusses the recent weather related troubles, CLICK HERE to listen.

CORNWALL SENIOR CUP SEMI-FINAL

CORNWALL SENIOR CUP SEMI-FINAL

The Cornwall Senior Cup semi-final dates have been confirmed. Falmouth Town will play Helston Athletic at The Underlane, home of Wendron United on Tuesday, March 4th – K.O. 7:30pm, for a place in the final. More details on this fixture soon.

YATE TOWN 2-1 FALMOUTH TOWN

YATE TOWN 2-1 FALMOUTH TOWN

Falmouth Town slipped to their first Southern League defeat in 2025, losing 2-1 away to league leaders Yate Town. It was a closely fought encounter where Yate took a 1-0 lead on 4 minutes through Wayne Nderemani. Before the break there was on e further piece of action when Morgan Coxhead saved a penalty in in injury time.

The second half saw the the two sides battle it out on the field, but it was Yate who extended their lead through King Baidoo on 58 minutes. Falmouth continued to press Yate and it was Jack Webber who scored for Falmouth in the 96th minute, but it was not enough and the match finished 2-1 to Yate Town.

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NEW SIGNING – JACOB BOWKER JOINS FALMOUTH TOWN

NEW SIGNING – JACOB BOWKER JOINS FALMOUTH TOWN

Falmouth Town are pleased to confirm the signing of midfielder Jacob Bowker.

Jacob, son of ex Falmouth Town manager Andy joins from Tavistock having previously played for St Blazey, Ivybridge and Plymouth Argyle academy.

“It’s a great club, with a great atmosphere on match day. My dad Andy used to play here and loved his time at the club. I know a couple of the lads and of course Westy. So when I heard the offer it was hard to say no.” Bowker told falmouthtownafc.co.uk

“I believe I can bring a lot of calmness to the team in the way I play. Open up gaps in the opposition, create opportunities, being direct and bring a lot of energy.”

“My aim is to come here and help the team pick up as many points. They have been on a very good run of form since Christmas. So to chip in and help where I can is my main aim. And possibly even play-offs.”

“I’m never one to flood the squad but with a couple injuries and still close to twenty games to go it was important to strengthen the group for the run in. The last couple seasons our signings around and just after Xmas have really given us a bounce and helped us kick on.

Bowks is player that will get the supporters up on their feet with his attacking play. Looking forward to seeing what he can bring to this group” Andrew Westgarth told falmouthtownafc.co.uk

FALMOUTH TOWN – CLUB OF THE MONTH AWARD

FALMOUTH TOWN – CLUB OF THE MONTH AWARD

Falmouth Town are the proud winners of the Southern League Division 1 South, ‘Club of the Month’ award for January 2025. The award recognises the best performing teams in the four divisions. To read the full story and see the other divisions’ winners; CLICK HERE.

BIDEFORD 1-2 FALMOUTH TOWN

BIDEFORD 1-2 FALMOUTH TOWN

Falmouth Town came back from 1-0 down to record a fantastic 2-1 away win over Bideford in our Southern League encounter at The Sports Ground this afternoon.

Bideford took the lead just before the break with a goal from Scott Robinson. Town were not to be beaten though and equalised through a Rubin Wilson penalty twenty-two minutes into the sesecod half. As both teams battled it out on the field, it was Luke Barner who scored Town’s second goal in the 87th minute. This proved sufficient to assure three points for Falmouth.

You can read Scott’s excellent detailed report by CLICKING HERE.

We now look forward to hosting Malvern Town to Bickland Park on Tuesday, January 28th – K.O. 7:45pm.

THATCHAM TOWN 0-6 FALMOUTH TOWN

THATCHAM TOWN 0-6 FALMOUTH TOWN

Falmouth Town came away from Thatcham Town with three well earned points, after beating the the home side 6-0.

Our fantastic win was all but secured in the first half with goals from Bradley Leivers (6m), Harrison Jewell (25m) and Olly Walker (39m), with Rubin Wilson making 4-0 at the break with a penalty just before the half time whistle.

The second half was a quieter goal wise, although there was more action when Luke Barner added a fifth on 76 minutes. Luke Brabyn finished the match off with a sixth goal on 87 minutes. The result sees us move up the twefth place in the league table.

We now look forward to our trip to Bideford on Saturday, January 25th and our next home game against Malvern Town on Tuesday, January 28th.

FALMOUTH TOWN 4-1 DIDCOT TOWN

FALMOUTH TOWN 4-1 DIDCOT TOWN

Falmouth Town made it four wins from four in this one-sided Southern League encounter against mid-table Didcot Town at a wet and windy Bickland Park.

Falmouth dominated from the start but had to wait until 22 minutes to take the lead. It was in-form striker Rubin Wilson who scored his 5th goal in four games, shrugging off his defender before steering the ball inside the post past Didcot keeper Bedwell.

Didcot equalised on 27 minutes from a rare attack when new signing  Dan Warre capitalised on a defensive mistake.

However, the home side deservedly went in at half-time leading after Luke Barner found Olly Walker at the far post to smash the ball past Bedwell.

The second half started in similar fashion with Falmouth dictating the play, They finally put the game to bed after goals from Jared Sims  after 83 minutes and Luke Barner at the 90 minute mark with the pitch almost unplayable.

Star Man:  Luke Barner (Falmouth Town)

Thanks must go to the ground staff and volunteers, whose work yesterday made it possible for the game to go ahead today.

To read Scott’s full report CLICK HERE.