FA Cup

It’s a slice of cup history for Parkway

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

By Mike Green

SITTINGBOURNE 0
PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 3
JUBILANT Plymouth Parkway made history in the Staxson Stadium sunshine by reaching the fourth qualifying round for the first time ever.
Two first half goals – the first a disputed penalty and the second on the stroke of half-time – gave the Devon side the lead before they sealed progress midway through the second half with a third goal.
Parkway took the lead with a penalty that Callum Hall dispatched high into the Brickies net beyond Dion-Curtis Henry’s despairing dive.
They added a second on the stroke of the ...

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