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VEALE AND NEAL GO FOR A STROLL IN THE PARK

By Mike Parrish

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 2
HANWELL TOWN 0
PLYMOUTH Parkway secured their league status with a controlled victory over Hanwell Town in their final home game of the season at Bolitho Park.
With both knowing that a positive result would go a long way towards safety, the opening period was cautious, with neither showing urgency. Hanwell relied heavily on long throws from Elijah Oladunjoy, but Parkway’s defence, led by Taylor Scarff, dealt with the threat.
The first real chance fell to Parkway when Jensen Ireland combined well with Reece Thomson, forcing Sam Beasant...

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