A wet footbal pitch
Exmouth Town’s big midweek cup match hit by the weather
Steve Birley
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
4:26 PM
Exmouth Town’s Graddon Vending Devon Premier Cup semi-final on Wednesday (March 20) was called off mid-afternoon owing to a waterlogged pitch at Homers Heath, Newton Abbot.
Town had been due to once again lock horns with Stoke Gabriel for a place in the County Final.
A new date in an already congested end-of-season programme will now have to be found for the match.
Town are next in action on Saturday when they entertain Appledore.
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