Penzance’s sides are gearing up for the Green Light Cornwall DisAbility Football League’s sixth tournament of the season, to be staged at Camborne College on Sunday (February 8th). They are particularly eager this time around as last month’s event had to be called off due to storm damage to the pitch surrounds. Following some good results in the December tournament, the Magpies teams start on Sunday third in the Championship but top of the League. Penzance Disability are always on the...

Top scorer Charlie Young returned to Penzance’s starting eleven after injury, plundering a hat-trick as the holders stormed into the last eight of League Cup with a hugely impressive performance at Broadclose writes James Wright. In splendid seaside sunshine it was Bude who threatened first when a Finn Reeve free kick was headed back at the far post, the ball being cleared before Billy Hopcroft could pounce. The visitors capitalised on the let off, Young muscling his way in from the right...

Penzance eased into a first Cornwall Senior Cup semi-final in fifteen years by virtue of a workmanlike win at Dobwalls – a match in which their unfortunate hosts were forced to use four different goalkeepers during the ninety minutes writes James Wright. Penzance manager Mark Vercesi made two changes from Saturday’s League win at Launceston. Wade Brown started ahead of Jacob Trudgeon in front line with Ewan Trevains, a scorer from the bench at Pennygillam, drafted into the eleven for injured...