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Plymouth Parkway 1-0 Cirencester Town: Parkway hold on for first win in four

PLYMOUTH Parkway survived a late onslaught by Cirencester Town at Bolitho Park and notched their first win in four league games to keep their unbeaten home record intact.

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DIV 1 SOUTH
By Mike Parrish

■ PLYMOUTH Parkway survived a late onslaught by Cirencester Town at Bolitho Park and notched their first win in four league games to keep their unbeaten home record intact.
Parkway, still without several key personal, started well, but Town matched the home side in the early stages in a tightly-contested contest that would last for the full 90 minutes.
Town would look dangerous in the fi nal third without creating a clear-cut opportunity and the game needed something special to open the scoring.
The piece of magic would arrive in the 31st minute as Rio Garside’s ...

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