TWO second half goals condemned Camelford to defeat and sent the visitors Exmouth to the top of the table on Saturday.

This was Camelford's third consecutive home defeat, though a depleted squad took to the pitch on Saturday — top-scorer Mark Gusterson perhaps the highest profile player to be missing.

Exmouth dominated the match for long spells, but were unable to break the deadlock until after the break.

Dan Boere's early ball picked out James Ansell on the hour mark, and his pin-point cross was headed into the goal by Ace High from six yards.

It had taken this setback to get Camelford into the game, but their attempt at a fightback remained short-lived and Exmouth scored again around 15 minutes after going in front.

The visitors forced two corners in quick succession, and Adam Fowler took the opportunity to pick out Karl Rickard from the second to fire home.

For the full report, and a round up of the area news and sport, see this week's edition of the Post.