Saturday, 28 February 2009

Kingskerswell & Chelston Res 4 Kingsteignton Ath 0

The game started with both sides keeping good possession but neither team was able to penetrate the oppositions defence, after 30 minutes the game was even, Kingskerwell's best opportunity was kept out by a good save by Russell Faulkner, kingsteignton also had a great chance to take the lead, Alan Froom delivering a cross from deep but debutant Steven Dre and Ashley Beetschen manged to get in each others way, the second half started 0-0 before Kerswell took the lead, Kingskerswell made it 2-0 after 70 minutes, Kingsteignton continued to press and were caught out by two late counter attacks, the game finished 4-0 to Kingskerwell.

Tuesday, 24 February 2009

Kingsteignton 3rds 3 - Nova 2


Kingsteignton Athletic 3rds' home clash against Nova turned into a nail-biter before running out 3-2 winners with goals from Tom Reeves (21 minutes), Tom Buckler (penalty, 36 minutes) and Ashley Beetshen (55).

Chris Meekings scored both Nova goals, equalising in the 23rd minute and clawing it back to 3-2 with 26 minutes still to play.

"We took our foot off the gas in the second half, and it was a struggle to hang on," admitted Kingsteignton manager Dave Buckler.

Saturday, 21 February 2009

Kingsteignton Ath Res 1 Brixham Utd Res 3


Kingsteignton played host to Brixham United, Kingsteignton called on a few first team players and they immediately made an impact Matt Joy scoring after just over 5 minutes with a delightful flick past the keeper, Matt scored a similar goal after just after 15minutes, but was ruled out for offside, Brixham equalised on the stroke of half time some sloppy defending and misfortune contribution towards the goal. The second half was an open game, Brixham took the lead through a questionable penalty, the decision for a penalty seemed fair but bizarrely the referee played advantage and only when the keeper had saved a shot some 30 seconds later the penalty was awarded. Brixham sealed the game with a good set piece along throw which wasn't dealt with by the Kingsteignton Athletic defence, they now travel to Kingskerswell and Chelston.

Friday, 20 February 2009

Law Signs for Dawlish Town

Former Torquay United striker Gareth Law has joined the Sandy Lane set-up ostensibly in the role of club physio as part of on-going studies to qualify as a sports physiotherapist.

However, the fact that he's kept active playing for Kingsteignton Athletic in the Premier Division of the WBW Solicitors South Devon League, has prompted player-manager Adam Shearer to name Law in his squad of 14.

"He's first and foremost the club's new phsyio, but we will also use him as an option on the field," said Shearer.

"He won't start tomorrow, but there's every chance he could be on the subs' bench."
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Shearer insists Law is not a replacement for goalscorer Antony Lynch, who left Dawlish last week to join Buckland Athletic in the Carlsberg South West Peninsula League.

And neither are there plans for anyone to be appointed as Lynch's replacement as joint player-manager.

Saturday, 14 February 2009

Kingsteignton Ath 0 Galmpton Gents 3rds 4

Kingsteignton Athletic Reserves were dumped out of the Fred Hewings Cup semi final, by Galmpton gents the game was played at a high tempo, Galmpton taking the lead after 15 minutes, Kingsteignton were dominant in midfield after the goal and Galmpton never looked like scoring a second, The second goal a controversial, the referee awarded an in direct freekick on the edge of the Kingsteignton box, though Kingsteignton were attacking at the time, a decent free kick beat Russell faulkner, the second half was well contested in the end the match finished 4-0, Galmpton will now play Hele Rovers Reserves in the final.

Riviera Spurs 0 Kingsteignton Ath 2

Kingsteignton Athletic travelled to Windmill Hill for their match against rock bottom side Riviera Spurs, Kingsteignton came out on top with a 2-0 victory with goals from Matt Joy and Liam Dore , Kings' first win since beating Okehampton Argyle in november.

Saturday, 7 February 2009

KAFC Webshop Now open

Kingsteignton Athletic now has it's own webshop, with over 150 online retailers, offering commission to Kingsteignton Athleic for any purchases through its site. All proceeds will go towards Kingsteignton Athletic Football Club. To view the webshop please click this link