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RIO STRIKES LATE FOR PARKWAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 1 MERTHYR TOWN 0
By Graham Lloyd

IN a game of few chances it was Plymouth Parkway’s Rio Garside who grabbed a last-gasp goal to clinch the game in its final moments and keep his side in the hat in what is their first FA Trophy campaign.
The first half was a close encounter with both defences standing firm and both keepers rarely being tested.
The Martyrs started the second period in strong fashion and tested Moore in the Parkway goal on a couple of occasions but Parkway quickly got back into the game and pushed for the decisive goal.
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