Non-League Paper

WILD IN THE WEST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2026

By Gary House

TORRIDGESIDE 1 HONITON TOWN 1
HONITON 5-3 WIN ON PENS
NO team from the South West Peninsula East had eached the 1st round proper before - now there were two and drawn against each other.
With Torridgeside just three points ahead of Honiton in the league it was a close call Honiton drew first blood, with Joe Chamberlain slotting home in the fourth minute.
Half way through the half Torridgeside’s Liam Short suffered a suspected broken leg. In injury time, Tyler Evans-Loude saw the keeper off the line, and hit the perfect lob to equalise Celebrations broke
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