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FA CUP & FA TROPHY DRAWS

FA CUP & FA TROPHY DRAWS

Falmouth Town have been drawn at home to Helston Athletic in the FA Cup and away to Westbury United in the FA Trophy. If we win these games, we will be home to Bideford or Wellington in the FA Cup and away to Brixham in the FA Trophy.

Full Details of the FA competition draws are shown below:

FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round
Falmouth Town v Helston Athletic
Bickland Park, Saturday August 2nd 2025 – K.O. 3:00pm

FA Cup Preliminary Round
Falmouth Town/Helston Athletic v Bideford/Wellington AFC
Bickland Park, Saturday August 16th 2025 – K.O. 3:00pm

FA Trophy Preliminary Round
Westbury United v Falmouth Town
Platinum Hyundai Stadium, Saturday August 23rd 2025 – K.O. 3:00pm

FA Trophy 1st Qualifying Round
Brixham v Westbury United/Falmouth Town
Wall Park, Saturday September 6th 2025 – K.O. 3:00pm

Our 2025/26 Southern League season starts here, make sure you’re at Bickland Park for all the action.

CLICK HERE for all the match day information.

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FALMOUTH TOWN – CORNWALL SENIOR CUP WINNERS – 2024/25

FALMOUTH TOWN – CORNWALL SENIOR CUP WINNERS – 2024/25

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.

CLUB STATEMENT – MALCOLM NEWLAND

CLUB STATEMENT – MALCOLM NEWLAND

Malcolm Newland has been an integral part of Falmouth Town Football Club for an incredible 50 years. From starting as a 10-year-old selling programmes, to serving as a committee member, chairman, barman, and director, Malcolm’s contributions have shaped the club in countless ways.

Alongside his unmistakable charisma and charm, Malcolm has dedicated the past two decades to ensuring our club operates smoothly, often single-handedly managing the day-to-day tasks to create a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.

Malcolm’s quirky personality and unwavering commitment have become synonymous with Falmouth Town, and we hold him in the highest regard for everything he has achieved. However, there comes a time when even the most dedicated among us need to slow down. While Malcolm isn’t ready to retire just yet, he is beginning the process of handing over some of his responsibilities.

This transition marks an exciting opportunity for Malcolm, who can enjoy more well-deserved downtime, and for the future growth of the club.

As many of you know, this season we welcomed new caterers, Dale and Amy (“Damys”), who also run their own business from the car park. After much discussion, Amy has kindly agreed to take on some of Malcolm’s daily duties.

With a strong background in hospitality management, Amy will work closely with Malcolm in the coming months, supporting him and learning the ropes of running the social aspects of Falmouth Town Football Club.

We hope you will join us in giving Amy a warm welcome as she settles into her new role. At the same time, we extend our deepest gratitude to Malcolm for his continued dedication to the club and all that he has done over the years.

Best regards,

Falmouth Town F.C.

SALTASH UNITED 0-3 FALMOUTH TOWN

SALTASH UNITED 0-3 FALMOUTH TOWN

Falmouth Town progressed to the next round of the Cornwall Senior Cup with a convincing 3-0 win over Saltash United at the Kimberley Stadium last night. Town’s first goal came after twenty-six minutes from Jack Webber. The first half finished 1-0 to Falmouth Town.

The second half started lively with the home side pressing for the equaliser. With Cam Hutchison making way for Luke Barner after sixty-five minutes, it was Barner who put Town 2-0 up just three minutes later. Town striker Rubin Wilson made 3-0 with a well deserved goal some seven minutes later, effectively sealing the game. Tonight also saw new signing Fred Walter make his debut appearance for Town. Manager Andy Westgarth made two more substitutions as Falmouth Town ran down the clock. With Kian Thomas replacing Rubin Wilson and finally Ned Symons came on in place of Tom Annear. The game finished 3-0 to Town. We now await the draw to see who we will meet in the second round.

JAMES WARD LEAVES FALMOUTH TOWN

CLUB STATEMENT – JAMES WARD LEAVES FALMOUTH TOWN

James Ward has decided to leave Falmouth Town. James has been a stalwart for the the club since he joined in 2018. Known to the fans as “Wardy”, he has captained the team and saw us through our journey from the South West Peninsula League to the Southern League. He has also been an instrumental player during our cup exploits over the last six years. Everyone at Falmouth Town would like to thank him for his service and we wish well in the future.

FALMOUTH TOWN & THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE

FALMOUTH TOWN & THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Falmouth Town and manager Andrew Westgarth feature on the Southern League website, as we look forward to the 2024/25 season. We are really looking forward to the new challenges and adventures, and we would like to thank the Southern League for the warm welcome. Click here to read the article.

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FALMOUTH TOWN – CLUB STATEMENT

FALMOUTH TOWN – CLUB STATEMENT

Falmouth Town A.F.C. are pleased to announce Dean Robinson as their new Chairman.

Dean Robinson, known for his business acumen and community involvement, is expected to bring new energy and direction to the club as it aims to build on its recent successes.

This change in leadership follows a strong season for Falmouth Town, where they have gained promotion to the Southern League and have been actively engaging with the local community to foster a supportive environment for both.

FALMOUTH TOWN – PRE SEASON FRIENDLIES

FALMOUTH TOWN – PRE SEASON FRIENDLIES

Falmouth Town have an exciting programme of pre season friendlies in July. We are away to Penzance AFC and Liskeard Athletic. We also have two home games, against local rivals Truro City and Briton Ferry Llansawel AFC who were promoted to the Cymru Premier League at the end of last season. Click here to see all the details.

Our pre season friendly away to Torpoint Athletic on Friday, July 12th has been cancelled due to the two clubs being drawn to play each other at Bickland Park in the FA Cup on Saturday, September 7th, 2024.

Please note our friendly against Okehampton Argyle on Saturday, July 27th has been cancelled, so our next game is against Truro City on Tuesday, July 30th – K.O. 7:45pm.

THE RAPPO & DEACS – AWARDS SPECIAL

THE RAPPO & DEACS – AWARDS SPECIAL

Listen to the Rappo & Deacs – Awards Special podcast and hear who the winners are. Falmouth Town are proud that Bickland Park won the award for the ‘Best Looking Ground’. Big congratulations go to our very own Andrew Westgarth who was awarded ‘Manager of the Season’. Well done to all the nominees and winners.

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FALMOUTH TOWN – END OF SEASON AWARDS

FALMOUTH TOWN – END OF SEASON AWARDS

Following the end of season annual dinner and awards night at The Falmouth Hotel, the following players were named the winners:

WESTERN LEAGUE TEAM:

Oscar Massey – Top Scorer of the Season

Morgan Coxhead – Young Player of the Year

James Ward – Supporters’ Player of the Season

Luke Barner – Clubman of the Season

Andreas Calleja-Stayne – Manager’s Player of the Season

Bradley Levers – Players’ Player of the Season

ST PIRAN LEAGUE TEAM:

Charlie Edney – Top Goal Scorer of the Season

Max Everall – Young Player of the Season

Scott Yendle – Manager’s Player of the Season

Kian Thomas – Players’ Player of the Season

Andy Miles – Clubman of the Season