Following the surrender of a three goal lead at Underlane, Penzance hopes of a third place finish are no longer in their own hands writes James Wright. Even if the Magpies win their final League fixture on Saturday at closest challengers Callington Town, they will be reliant on Dean Southcott’s side dropping further points over their remaining two games. With the wind at their backs, Mark Vercesi’s side made a storming start. From a James Butler free-kick, the Player-Manager headed over...

Penzance Reserves are through to the George Evely Cup final after a night of insanity in the fog at Wendron writes James Wright. In so doing they inflicted upon runaway Division Two West leaders, and Cornwall Junior Cup finalists, Perranporth a first defeat of the season. Jahmali Prowse raced clear in just the second minute to fire the Magpies into an early lead from a tight angle. The teams then traded chances for half an hour. George Parkes and Dan Gilbert both went close with headers for...

Goals are like the proverbial London bus for James Butler. It took him over fifty games to notch his first in black and white writes James Wright. But, just three weeks on from that duck breaker against Dobwalls, Penzance’s Mancunian left-footer swept home a majestic second to pinch a fortuitous point against a very impressive Camelford side. The Magpies welcomed back captain Tyler Tonkin, but were without forward Lewis Caspall and industrious midfielder Charlie Willis, and were second best...