Langdon 6 Kingsteignton Athletic 1

Kingsteignton Travelled to Langdon without a keeper, Mark Wilkinson a centre midfielder was put in goal, the first half was even with both sides having opportunities to score the dead lock was broken 35 minutes into the first half, Langdon then doubled there lead on the stroke of half time, the second half fitness really showed and Langdon scored a third 2 minutes after the restart, Joe Edworthy netted for Kingsteignton from close range, but this was nothing more than a consolation, with Langdon scoring 3 late on in quick succession.

Kingsteignton Athletic 1 Waldon Athletic 2

(Taken from the Herald Express) Waldon Athletic have climbed back off the foot of the table after claiming their second win in three games. They beat Kingsteignton 2-1 thanks to a goal in each half from Ryan Hare and Shane Gagg.

After hitting the angle of the goalposts with an overhead kick five minutes earlier, Hare slotted the opener from 14 yards following a fine solo run. But despite dominating for large parts of the match, Waldon had to wait until ten minutes from time to add a second. And what a bizarre goal it was – keeper John Howes' long goal-kick went straight through to opposite number Russ Faulkner, but the Kingsteignton goalie let the ball slip through his fingers and after a desperate attempt to palm it away from danger, Gagg was there to hammer home. Chris Hewart scored a late consolation for Kingsteignton.

East Allington Res 1 Kingsteignton Res 3

Kingsteignton travelled to East Allington in yet another 6 pointer, Kingsteignton started brightly and scored early, Rik Reynolds throw picked out Matt Joy, who worked the ball to the byline and cut the ball back for a simple tap in for Joe Edworthy, Kingsteigntons' pressure seemed to ease off and East Allington found themselves level after half and hour a sensational hit into the top corner, 1-1 at half time, Kingsteignton welcomed Richard Bruce back into the side for the second half after a lengthy injury, Kingsteignton seemed to find a little more pattern to their play with Ashley Beetschen and Rik reynolds causing all kinds of problems down the flanks, Kings re took the lead after and hour a superb hit from just inside the East Allington half, Kurtis Marshall catching the keeper off his line, though kingsteignton had good opportunities East Allington still looked very dangerous on the break and could have equalised. With only minutes remaining Graham Disbury sewed the game up scoring from the penalty spot after he was pulled down in the area, His first goal in three months and a very well deserved goal.

Totnes & Darts 4 Kingsteignton Ath 3

(Taken from Herald Express), Totnes & Dartington Reserves also gave their hopes of avoiding the drop a boost as they beat Kingsteignton Athletic 4-3. Despite the array of goals, Kingsteignton secretary Philip Baker says the match was anything but a thriller. "You could argue from the scoreline that it was an exciting game, but it certainly wasn't – it was awful," he said. "It was the worst performance I've seen from two teams all season." Doubles from player-manager Darren Fisher and Jamie Newton took the Tots to victory, with Matt Joy (2) and Mike Sanders replying. Both teams finished the match with ten men – Kingsteignton's Darren Gibson was the first to receive his marching orders in the 70th minute while Lewis Horton went for an early bath five minutes from time.

Kingsteignton Res 2 South Brent 0

Kingsteignton and South Brent played a close fought game at Broadpark, the game finshed 2-0 to Kingsteignton thanks to a home debut goal for Steven Dre after 10 minutes and a Joe Edworthy penalty late on in the first half, the game was evenly contested and South Brent will be bitterly disappointed that they didn't get anything from the game, Kingsteignton now travel to East Allington Reserves in another 6 point game, their is no first team game this weekend

Upton Athletic 1 Kingsteignton Athletic 0

(Taken from the Herald Express) Herald Cup finalists Upton remain five points clear at the top after they scraped a 1-0 win over Kingsteignton at Cricketfield Road. Darren Bastow bagged the only goal of the game in the 80th minute, firing a 20-yard free-kick into the top corner. Kingsteignton's Liam Dore was sent off five minutes later for a two-footed lunge on Upton keeper Ryan McVity.

Teign Village 1 - Kingsteignton Ath Res 1

A great game of football both teams got the ball down and played football Kingsteignton had two effects tip over the bar in the first half, the second half started with Rik Reynolds latching onto a Mark Wilkinson freekick, 1-0 to Kingsteignton, Teign Village equalised after 70 minutes both teams could have snatched it late on Dean Kelly had the best opportunity for Kings but his long range effort was inches wide, Kingsteignton now go into a must win game against South Brent.

Ellis gets England Colleges call-up

SECOND-YEAR South Devon College Football Academy student and Kingsteignton Athletic midfielder Jake Ellis has been named in the 16-strong England Colleges squad to face home and away games against the Welsh Colleges next month.

The 18-year-old from Paignton will initially be involved next weekend when the English players meet up for the away game at Porthmadog on Monday week.

And he will also report for the home game at the FA's training and rehabilitation centre at Lilleshall the following Monday, despite receiving a head injury in the final trial at RAF Cosford.

In fact, Ellis was on the pitch for only 15 minutes against an RAF Select when he needed hospital treatment after accidentally being caught by a stud.