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PARKWAY DOWN – BUT AREN’T OUT

GOSPORT BOROUGH 1 PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 3
By Mark Andrews

The second half began with to take the tie to a replay.
PLYMOUTH Parkway’s late show secured their passage through following a dramatic finale at league rivals Gosport Borough.
The teams were tied at 1-1 and a replay beckoned when Toby Down bundled in a corner to the back post with time running out.
Gosport sent forward goalkeeper Kie Plumley for a corner in an attempt to smuggle an equaliser, meaning he was out of position when substitute Callum
Hall led a counter and rolled the ball into an open net to settle the outco...

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