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Parkway punished as Borough go nap

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

GOSPORT BOROUGH 5 PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 1
By Connor Steel

GOSPORT maintained their perfect home start as they beat Plymouth Parkway at Privett Park.
Plymouth took advantage of an untidy start for Gosport as they took the lead after eight minutes when Jack Crago tapped in a rebound from Ben Seymour’s shot.
But the hosts responded by equalising ten minutes later when interplay fed Rory Williams, whose Inch-perfect cross was met by Dan Wooden to head home.
Harvey Rew fired over the crossbar shortly afterwards while Abdulai Baggie curled inches wide with a brilliant solo effort.
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