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I'm sorry but that's one of the most biased match reports I have read in my life. You appear to have forgotten the chances Penryn missed in the first half, and that the referee couldn't even tell Penryn who had given away the 'blatant' penalty. Personally I think a draw would have been a fair result but opinions are opinions I guess.

Who did you hear scored the goals?

The 3rds are still in all cups and are 4th in the league, unbeaten in their last 7 games in all competitions. The 4ths are in 6th and have 4 wins from their last 6 games. From those stats alone I'm not sure what the problem seems to be? In no way do they reflect team's that are falling apart. Yes some 4th team players helped out the 3rds in the Junior cup game last week because suspensions, injuries and players being cup tied left them a little short and all played incredibly well, which I guess is a benefit of having 2 Junior teams. Also, anyone who has ever played against or for Penryn knows how easily the second pitch waterlogs so I'd imagine that was the case when you were supposed to play them. Hope I have answered a few of your questions, not sure why you really care so much in the first place though :huh:

Penryn drew with Albion in the league though so you completely ruling them out is flawed logic. No doubt Albion and Athletic will do well though, they have proven strong so far this season along with St Agnes who I assume still have a good side like last year. I know nothing about the mining division sides so I couldn't say who would be favourites from that division. Best of luck to all teams anyway, I'm pretty sure there will be some shocks as there are in every cup competition. :c: