A good size crowd witnessed this evenly contested game last Friday night against Elburton Villa. The scores were level after until the 84th minute at one a piece, but it was the visitors who sealed victory with two late goals. This was rough justice on the Lambs who had worked their socks off during the game, and were beaten by two goals, both having an element of luck about them.
The Lambs put in a great performance at Mount Wise to take all three points from a team that had not lost in four matches. They fully deserved their victory to bounce back after losing their last fixture at home to Camelford. This win keeps them in the top six in the league.
Camelford came from behind to deservedly take all three points at Langsford Park, ending a run of three defeats in league and cup. matches
The Lambs move up to fourth position in league table after this comfortable win at Penzance.
The Penzance ground staff worked really hard to get this game on, and their efforts were rewarded as this was the only game played in the Premier Division. However the pitch was really heavy and not conducive to good football.
A fine hat trick from Ian Rooke gave the Lambs a well deserved victory, which takes them into second place in the league. He scored all his goals in the first half to give the visitors a comfortable lead. The home team missed a golden opportunity to reduce the deficit before the interval when they were awarded a penalty, but Keith Cornish failed to convert the spot kick, for the first time in two seasons.