Charmouth proved far too strong for Lyme Regis Rovers as they won 7-1 at Barr’s Lane to reach the next round of the Perry Street League’s Bill Bailey Cup.
The Robins went in front in the first minute when Levi Phillips set up Ollie Hoole to score and Hoole increased the lead soon afterwards following good work by Charlie Channing and Shane Webb.
Paul Ruffell opened his account with the club with a free kick before Lyme got back into the game before the break with a deflected shot from Ali Kamara.
Charmouth were straight into goal-scoring mode after the break with Hoole chipping the ball in to make it 4-1 and then adding a fifth after an assist from Webb.
The sixth goal came from the penalty spot, Levi Phillips converting after he had been pulled down in the box.
Five minutes from the end the rout was complete, skipper Ash Williams driving the ball in from the left-hand side following a pass from Channing.
“It was a great match to watch in which we showed some brilliant team play and outstanding individual performances,” said manager Martin Phillips.
“A special mention also to Rob Edmonds-Wayland who returned from injury having missed all but the opening fixture of the season.”
Four goals earned Hoole the Man of the Match Award.
This Saturday (November 7), are away to Dowlish Wake and Donyatt in a Perry Street League Division Two match.
Kick off is at 2pm.
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