With a much-changed side featuring six U18s, Middlezoy Rovers travelled to Okehampton Argyle for their latest Western Peninsula League Cup tie.

A professional performance followed, with Middlezoy making a bright start and taking the lead through a well-worked set piece.

Mitch Kearley delivered a dangerous corner, which Tatenda Gumbo met first before Lewis Townsend fired home to score his first goal for the 1st Team and give Rovers a 1-0 lead.

The second goal arrived when skipper Rhys Hayward linked up with Kearley, received the return pass and delivered a telling cross.

Ed Stephens got the vital touch, diverting the ball into the path of Acey Mead, who finished confidently to make it 2-0.

The third goal was the highlight of the afternoon, as Pierzchlewicz set up Ferran McAdams, who skipped inside his man before unleashing a stunning 20-yard strike that flew past the goalkeeper and into the top corner.

The second half was all about seeing the game out professionally, keeping the opposition at bay and continuing to create chances.

Middlezoy did exactly that, securing a deserved 3-0 victory, a clean sheet and safe passage into the next round.

Three goals, a clean sheet and a place in the next round.

Next up, Rovers head to Cornwall to face Sticker AFC.