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Parkway beaten by late Sinclair double

CHESHAM UNITED 4 PLYMOUTH P’WAY 3
By Simon Newbury

CHESHAM staged a late fight to maintain their 100 per cent record against a Parkway side still without a point.
It was an extraordinary game in which the visitors were twice in front against a home side who were well below their best before staging their late comeback.
The visitors made the stronger start and took the lead when Rio Garside crossed for Oscar Halls to tap in.
Chesham struggled for long periods and their equaliser after 35 minutes was fortunate, with Jordan Gibbons’ shot going wide, but taking a huge defle...

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