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DEAN SHINES AS PARKWAY LEAPFROG BOATMEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

By Gavin Lloyd

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 3
SHOLING 1
PLYMOUTH Parkway were made to work hard for the points but came out on top in an entertaining match that saw them leapfrog Sholing in the table.
The home side started quickly, taking the lead in the seventh minute when Parkway forward Reece Thomson rounded the onrushing Charles Searle in goal before finishing from a tight angle, despite pressure from a defender.
Searle was called into action again after the half-hour mark, producing a brilliant reaction save to deny Thomson’s header. Parkway could have extended their lead in ...

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