FAVOURITES Falmouth Town have been handed an away tie at Camelford in the new year in the last eight of the Cornwall Senior Cup.

The Camels saw off fellow South West Peninsula League Premier West outfit St Mawgan 3-1 last night with goals coming from Dan Hocking, skipper Tom Crowe and Jacob Turner, and will welcome their Southern League Division One South opponents looking to cause further shocks having last year beaten higher-league Newquay and Mousehole on their way to a second-ever final, where they lost 3-0 to Penzance at St Blazey.

All four ties have plenty of intrigue.

If St Blazey can see off Premier West newcomers Hayle later this month, they will visit their nearest, and not so dearest neighbours in AFC St Austell, sitting pretty in second in Premier West.

The two sides have plenty of history, and with both sides in superb form, it will be some occasion at Poltair.

A South East Cornwall derby awaits at The Mill as Western League Premier Division rivals Torpoint Athletic and Liskeard Athletic face off.

Both teams are well inside the top half at Step Five. Torpoint thrashed Newquay last night in the Les Phillips Cup, while Liskeard edged a nine-goal classic at home against St Blazey yesterday evening, to hand the Green and Blacks just a second defeat of the season.

Bude Town’s reward for winning 4-0 at Mousehole is a home date with Western League play-off hopefuls Newquay.

The Seasiders are mid-table in Premier West following Saturday’s dramatic 3-3 draw with Launceston, while the Peppermints haven’t conceded in five league games, four of which have been wins, and are fifth in the standings.