ALTHOUGH Liskeard have Lee Doncaster and Darren Gilbert on County duty tomorrow (Saturday) and under rule could cancel their Carlsberg South Western League match manager Chris Burchell had decided against it and will play St Austell at Lux Park (2.30pm) as fixtured.

"I have called in Neil Mullis from the East Cornwall side," he said.

"Mark Crowley is with us now, as is Aaron Cusack, so we still have a very strong squad available."

With Porthleven dropping points the Blues boss feels there is every chance that Liskeard can finish in second place.

Liskeard from: Baker, Dawe, Underhay, Wills, Aherne, Redding, MacMillan, Smith, Babb, Norman, Webber, Mullis, Cusack, Crowley.

Following another forced break due to the weather, Callington Town will be hoping to get a game under their belts on Saturday when they travel to Penryn Athletic in the Carlsberg South Western League ( 2.30pm - leave Cricket Club 12 Noon).

Manager Ian Southcott hopes though that the period of inactivity will enable several players who have been nursing knocks to recover.

Callington from: Andy Brenton, Simon Courts, Pete Southcott, Mark Courts, Adam Bartlett, Chris Gerry, Stefan White, Gary Williams, Tom Barwell, Chris Tilbury, Sean Hartley, Dominic Farris, Adrian Jury, Adrian Payne.

Callington Seconds are back in cup action, entertaining St Dominic in the replay of the Jeffrey's Estate Agents Duchy League Knockout Cup third round at Ginsters Marshfield Parc (2pm).

Manager Paul Blatchford selects from: T Rowlands, A Reid, M Fisher, A Payne, S Wakenshaw, S Hartley, C Truscott, S Hunt, T Truscott, A Snowdon, C Pote, A Striplin, J Crawford, A MacPherson, A Shorten.

A tough trip awaits Callington Thirds as they make the short journey to Tideford in the Bodmin Trophies Duchy League Division Four East with Dave Rider selecting from his normal squad.

DOBWALLS play host to Morwenstow in the Eastern section semi-final of the Cornwall Junior Cup tomorrow (Sat).

The game kicks off at 2pm and all players are to be at the ground at 1:15pm. The team will be selected from a full squad.

The team are sponsored by Baco Metal Centres and the Highwayman at Dobwalls.

In the evening the club is holding a players reunion at Dobsons Social Club in Liskeard. The entrance fee is £2.50 per person, which includes a buffet.

ST CLEER visit Sticker (2.30pm) in the Cornish Guardian ECPL tomorrow (Sat) missing the unavailable John King.

Joint manager Dave Ewings is looking for another good performance to keep Saints in the top six. Sponsors are Stage St Cleer and Callington SC.

St Cleer from: Harris, Saunders, Heath, Thompson, Stonehouse, M Fitze, Nicholson, J Jessop, Woodman, De Silva, Kennedy, Collins, Fenn, Mcdonald, M Hake, Hambly, Aggiss, Mousella, Greening.

Duchy One Cup

Southgate 2

Gunnislake 2

(aet, Southgate won on penalties)

SIMON Wakeham's throughball sent Joe Pulley away for the first real opening on 20 minutes, only for the home keeper to come out and save well.

Shortly afterwards Andy Woodward saved a good Southgate effort.

However, although both sides were looking to create chances they were few and far between before half time.

The only score of the half followed a good Pulley cross which allowed Lee Underwood to head Gunnislake in to a 35th minute lead.

Southgate were much the better of the two sides in the opening 20 minutes of the second half.

But resilient defending, and some good fortune, saw to it that the home side only scored once in this period.

Gunnislake regained the lead midway through the half. Mark Southcott's right wing centre was not dealt with by the home keeper and Neil Kinger was on hand to take advantage.

Southgate once again came in search of an equaliser and a well taken goal ensured they got it and took the game in to extra time.

Extra time passed with little goal action, and so penalties were required.

Pulley scored Gunnislake's first and with Woodward saving well each of Southgate's first two penalties the visitors were in a good position.

However, Gunnislake proceeded to miss their next three kicks.

With the score at 2-1 Mark Warwick scored the visitors fifth penalty but with Southgate doing likewise the home side went through.

DJM

Pensilva 11

Whitleigh 3

In recent matches Pensilva have had goals scored against them very early on, this time the tables were turned.

From the kick off Pensilva surged forward and Kane Wilson promptly put the ball into the Whitleigh net. Not to be outdone, Whitleigh replied with a well taken goal within five minutes.

Unfortunately for Whitleigh it was Pensilva who settled first after the initial onslaught. Their confidence showed when they were awarded a free kick just outside the penalty area, Pete Hoare duly stepping up to score.

The rest of the first half was played mostly in the Whitleigh area with further goals coming from Jack Bartlett (2) and a second for Kane Wilson.

The second half looked as if it would continue much the same, with Pensilva taking first strike, again through Kane Wilson. But Whitleigh were far from down and out and struck back in quick succession with two goals.

Playing some attractive football, Pensilva reasserted themselves with goals from Davie Soanes, a fourth from Kane Wilson and another from a free kick this time by Ashley Flemming. Not to be outdone Jack Bartlett completed his hat trick and Kane Wilson scored his fifth.

Man of the match: Richard Day; Visitors' man of the match: Jack Bartlett.

Carlsberg South Western Football League

P W D L F A Pts

St Blazey 21 21 0 0 86 14 63

Holsworthy 21 16 1 4 71 32 49

Porthleven 20 15 2 3 70 20 47

Liskeard 22 15 2 5 78 38 47

Newquay 24 12 3 9 58 44 39

Penzance 22 11 5 6 50 35 38

Plymouth P 21 11 3 7 48 30 36

Saltash Utd 23 11 3 9 42 47 36

Bodmin T 21 9 7 5 45 41 34

Tavistock 22 9 5 8 43 33 32

Launceston 23 10 1 12 45 49 31

Falmouth 22 6 5 11 44 62 23

Torpoint Ath 22 7 2 13 31 52 23

Penryn Ath 22 7 1 14 30 52 22

Wadebridge 22 6 3 13 33 55 21

Millbrook 24 5 4 15 31 68 19

Callington 21 5 2 14 27 72 17

Truro City 22 3 6 13 35 55 15

St Austell 23 2 1 20 14 82 7

Results: Porthleven 2 St Blazey 3. All other fixtures postponed.

Bodmin Trophies

Duchy League

Results – Div I: St Dennis 5 Delabole 3. Div II: Lostwithiel 2 Gerrans 2.