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PITCH BATTLE FOR PARKWAY

By Gavin Lloyd 

HANWELL Town made the long journey to Plymouth Parkway and the points were shared on a sunny but chilly day at Bolitho Park.
The game lacked quality. Both sides did their best and were not helped by the playing surface, which was very much showing the signs of recent heavy rain. Hanwell started the game brightly, creating a couple of chances. Dan Carr tested Jack Arthur in the Parkway goal twice in the opening stages.  
Further chances fell  for the visitors as Arthur  thwarted good efforts  from Imran Kayani, Kain  Adom and...

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