PENZANCE remain two points clear at the top of the table following a 3-0 success over strugglers Millbrook who made the hosts work hard for long spells at Penlee Park.

The Brook – who saw off Mousehole in their last outing – did well in the first half but Ewan Trevains broke the deadlock five minutes after the restart, Lewis Caspall doubled the lead 20 minutes later and substitute George Molcher added a third in the dying minutes.

Second-placed St Austell, who have played an extra game than the Magpies, eased past Helston Athletic 4-0 with Mark Goldsworthy, Ryan Richards and Kieron Bishop all on target.

Two sides right in the mix met at Callington, but it was free-scoring Sticker than emerged 3-1 winners.

They have now scored 47 goals in just 11 outings, but had to wait until the 73rd minute to cancel out Kieran Ryall’s first half penalty as sub Tom Guest netted.

The attacker added a second four minutes later before Ethan Skyba – who also came off the bench – grabbed the third.

Elsewhere in the division on Saturday, both Mousehole and Dobwalls missed the chance to pull further clear of bottom side Wendron United who had the afternoon off.

Mousehole welcomed in-form Camelford, but after doing well to keep the visitors at bay in the first half, fell behind before the hour when Jacob Turner slotted in.

Home skipper Tom Hands was sent-off following an altercation, and Camels’ player/manager Bobby Hopkinson added a second with a deflected shot.

Falmouth Town Reserves beat Dobwalls 3-1 with Tom Fisher and Sam Buckley (2) all on target in the first half, while Bude Town and Launceston shared a six-goal thriller in North Cornwall with Town scoring twice late on after Kian Berry’s earlier hat-trick.

The first floodlit fixture at St Mawgan on Friday night ended 1-1 as Jay Davie cancelled out Sam Wickins’ opener for Wadebridge Town.