Mangotsfield United earned a replay at home on Tuesday after gaining a creditable 1-1 draw with Gloucester City at Meadow Park. Joe Hanks gave the Tigers the lead but JC Horrocks snatched a draw for Mangos. The winners of the replay are due to visit AFC Totton in the next round.

Yate Town eased past Devizes Town 3-0 thanks to Marcus Day 2 and Rex ManningsFA Vase: The Second Round of qualifying began on Friday evening, with an all-Western League clash between Clevedon and Odd Down. It was the home side from the higher division who progressed thanks to a 4-1 win, with Ben Griffith and Lucas Vowles putting them two goals clear at the break. Odd Down then trimmed the deficit through James Book 20 minutes from time, with the Seasiders pulling away in the closing stages thanks to further goals from Lloyd James and Nick McCootie. There were then three more ties involving Jewson sides, with Bridgwater coming from behind to beat Saltash for the second time in the space of seven days. Having won 2-1 in their league match last Saturday, Bridgy repeated the trick in the Vase, with a late first-half equaliser from Harry Horton proving crucial. Following Harry Truscott’s opener, Horton made it one-apiece, with Sam Beresford then heading home a corner in the opening stages of the second half. A Liam Kingston penalty save 15 minutes from time preserved the hosts advantage, before Beresford tucked home a spot kick of their own to wrap up the win in stoppage time. In another Premier Division matchup, Tavistock struck twice in either half to secure a 4-1 win away at Ivybridge. Having led 2-0 at the break through Ryan Smith and Tom Chastey, the Lambs then conceded midway through the second half to Alfie Slough, potentially setting up a tricky finale. It was the visitors who stormed home however, with goals in the closing stages from Deacon Thomson and Kian Burch leading the Devonians to victory. Meanwhile, Shepton Mallet required penalties to reach the next round at the expense of Nailsea United, with Harry Charlesworth saving three spot kicks in a heroic performance from the home keeper. Having already saved a penalty during normal time to keep the game level at one-all, Charlesworth then saved two of Nailsea’s first three efforts during the shootout, paving the way for teammate Emmanouil Athansiou to convert the winning spot kick. Elsewhere, penalties weren’t as kind to Calne Town, who were knocked out by Highworth, following a goalless draw, while Avonmouth keeper Kyreese Johnson starred again during his side’s triumph over Roman Glass St George. Having saved two penalties in their shootout win over Fairford in the last round, Johnson was at it again for the Bristol side, denying three Roman Glass players from 12 yards to help his side progress. The 90 minute period had ended in a two-all draw at the King George Rec, with Jahdanti Selassie and Charlie Aldom netting for the home side.

 There were plenty of other positive results for some of our sides, with Brixham and Longwell Green both storming to 4-0 wins over Wendron and Thatcham respectively, while St Blazey’s brilliant start to the campaign continued after they beat Millbrook 3-0 thanks to a brace from Kai Burrell. Over in Wiltshire, Portishead came from behind to beat Malmesbury 5-1, with Ethan Feltham and Jack Thorne both scoring within three minutes of the restart. Having trailed at the interval, those two goals then turned the game on its head, with Portishead pulling away during the remainder of the second half thanks to further efforts from Feltham, Jamie Adams and Owen Humphries. Newquay went one better, putting six past Cullompton Rangers, with Louis Price grabbing a hat-trick for the Peppermints. Price scored the first two goals of the game to make it 2-0 after just 27 minutes, before Callam McOnie scored the goal of the game to extend the lead to three in added time. A Tom Nixon strike then kick-started the second half scoring, with Price completing his treble before Alex Cole wrapped things up late on.

Another side to land on the right side of a 6-1 winning scoreline was Street, with their home defeat of Ilminster Town coming on the back of a dominant second half. A belting goal inside the opening ten minutes from Eddie Townsend set the tone for the Cobblers, only for Ilminster to level things up from the spot on the half hour. Chris Barrett then headed Street back in front on the stoke of half-time, before the floodgates opened during the second period, with Jacob Shore and Ashton Brown quickly making it 4-1, prior to a late double from Callum Laird. A strong showing from Brislington also saw them reach the next round, with Spike Weaver and Ben Withey scoring either side of the break, before Matt Wearne added a crucial third in the closing stages of their 3-1 victory over Sharpness. It was a tough afternoon for the remaining sides in action, with Cadbury Heath and Sidmouth falling to away losses at Devizes and Elburton Villa, while Radstock suffered a hard-fought 1-0 defeat at the hands of Gloucester-based outfit Longlevens. There was a disappointing home loss for Torpoint at the hands of Honiton, with Welton also knocked out after being beaten 5-1 by Tuffley Rovers.

Mangotsfield United eased past Eversley & California with goals from Archie Morris, Francis McKay and Ricardo Thompson.

Longlevens squeezed past Radstock Town 1-0, but Tuffley Rovers had a much easier passage past Welton Rovers winning 5-1 thanks to Harley Mustoe 2, Connor Walters 2 and Jorell Sanniola.