Action from the closely-contested Ilfracombe Town 3rds versus Clovelly match, which ended in stalemate (Pic www.platinumimages.com.uk)

Barnstaple FC go rolling on at the top of Intermediate One following a comprehensive 10-0 win away to bottom team Sporting Barum.

Barnstaple FC (blue) deny Sporting Barum the ball (Pic www.platinumimages.com.uk)

Connor Nash maintained his remarkable scoring record with another five and the rest came from Tony Burgess (2), Tom Nash, Maurice Charley and Sam Phillips.

Clovelly were another side to fall victim to illness, but after scraping around to find 11 fit players were rewarded with a 3-3 draw away to second-placed Ilfracombe 3rds that was played at Rock Park.

Lee Evans put Clovelly ahead from the penalty spot before Ilfracombe levelled by the break.

Another penalty, this time by Nick Brazier, put Clovelly ahead again. But then tiredness began to set in and Ilfracombe turned the tables to go 3-2 ahead.

A late push gained Clovelly the reward of a point with an equaliser by the youngest player on the pitch Josh Keene, with hius first goal in senior football.

Ilfracombe had Tristan Leach (2) and Ki Standley to thank for their goals.

Landkey came out on top by the odd goal in a seven-goal thriller at home to Hartland.

Hartland went 2-0 ahead within 10 minutes and although Landkey pulled one back by the break, the visitors were 3-1 up in the opening minutes of the second half.

But then came a Landkey fight-back.

Wayne Thomas hit a hat-trick for Landkey and ‘super sub’ Dan Tolman finished it off with the late matchwinner. Richard Davey (2) and Joe Deakin were the Hartland scorers.

Torrington Reserves and Woolacombe and Mortehoe also fought out a seven goaler, with visiting Woolacombe taking the honours 4-3.

Northside Atlantic were 4-2 winners against Equalizers at Victoria Park , their goals coming from Tom Glesson (2), Oli Robinson and Matt Cann. Both the Equalizers’ goals came from Jack Popham.

Braunton 3rds and Anchor Chiefs shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw. Steven Penrose scored for Braunton.

Two goals from substitute Steve Robinson, his second an overhead kick, sealed Northam Lions Reserves’ 4-1 win at home to High Bickington.

Lions went 2-0 ahead with goals by Alin Bright and Joe Davies before John Butler pulled one back for the visitors before half-time.

As High Bick pushed for an equaliser Robinson struck twice at the other end.