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Missed penalty proves costly

DIDCOT TOWN 3 PLYMOUTH P’WAY 2
By Stewart Unsworth

DIDCOT’S comeback victory increased Plymouth Parkway’s anxiety that they might join the Oxfordshire outfit in Step 4 next season.
Parkway missed a crucial penalty midway through the first half that would have increased their advantage to three goals, Didcot recovered to level the scores by half-time and Tobias Brenan won the match in the final five minutes.
Plymouth’s pitch issues meant this was their 12th game in just over a month, but they showed little sign of being jaded by racing into a two-goal lea...

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