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Folivi bags hat-trick as Boatmen sink Parkway

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 February 2026

By James Mclean

THANKS to a Michael Folivi hat-trick, Sholing survived another late scare, as his three goals helped render the two from Plymouth Parkway null and void.
Sholing lost the toss and were made to play into the sun. Reece Wylie didn’t mind as he began a solo run into the box, but unfortunately nobody was there to meet the cross.
Parkway keeper, Luke McCormick, then presented Folivi with an easy chance, and the Sholing ace found the corner.
After tangling with Jenson Ireland, Folivi won a shot from 12 yards, found the same corner and doubled the advantage which Sho...

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