Kevin Nicholson starred in England C's 1-0 win over Scotland in the four-nations tournament being held in Wales.
England can win the tournament if they beat Wales at Rhyl on Saturday afternoon.
The only goal in the win over Scotland came from Stevenage's Steve Morison. Exeter's Dean Moxey also played in Phil Fairclough's England side.

More Gulls news in Saturday's Herald Express and at www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk

TORQUAY United have confirmed League One Bristol Rovers as the latest addition to their programme of pre-season friendlies.

Rovers will visit Plainmoor on Saturday July 19 for a match with a 3pm kick-off.

Meanwhile, Torquay have also confirmed their participation in the new Errea South West Challenge tournament to take place in North Devon from July 21 to 27.

And Kevin Nicholson has made a winning start to his latest stint in the England C squad.The Gulls full back was in the England side that beat Gibraltar 1-0 in their opening match of a four-nation tournament being staged in Wales.

Full story in Thursday's Herald Express and at http://www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk/

Lee Mansell and Mark Ellis have both signed two-year contracts with the Gulls. Lee was out of contract this summer, while Mark's permanent deal comes after a successful loan spell from Bolton Wanderers.
The squad is really beginning to take shape, and it's still May!
More signings are on the cards, according to the club.
United now have 14 players signed up - keepers Rayner and Rice; defenders Woods, Todd Nicholson, Mansell and Ellis; midfielders Hargreaves, Adams, Stevens, Brough and Thompson, and forwards Sills and Benyon. Hill, Dsane and Robertson are all still talking about their deals.
Full story in Wednesday's Herald Express, and at http://www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk/

ANOTHER SIGNING

Bucks has captured the signature of Crawley's 27-year-old ace Tyrone Thompson, who looked useful against us at Plainmoor last month to say the least.
Tyrone can play wide midfield or up front, and joins on a two-year deal.
Full story in Tuesday's Herald Express and at www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk

WE WON SOMETHING!

Tim Sills' bicycle kick in front of the Family Stand against Histon - the only goal of a hard slog on January 28 - has been named Setanta's BSP Goal of the Year.
Paul Hinshelwood's 60-yarder at Kidderminster also got a mention in dispatches.
Full story in Monday's Herald Express and at www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk

I did a good thing today. I sought out an Exeter fan I know, shook his hand and congratulated him. I gritted my teeth so hard I think I may have lockjaw.

PLAY-OFF FINAL RESULT

Exeter City 1 (Edwards) Cambridge United 0