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Brett makes the difference

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 1 BRACKNELL TN 0
By Richard Scott

RYAN BRETT grabbed Plymouth Parkway their second league win of the season as they beat basement club Bracknell Town.
Brett’s strike, which arrived ten minutes into the second half, came after some neat play around the Bracknell penalty area before the former Plymouth Argyle youngster managed to nod the ball past Harvey
Randle. The first half actually saw Bracknell with the better of the play. Francis Amartey broke on the Parkway defence. However, his cut back to Joe Grant was snuffed out by a recovering defender early o...

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