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PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 0 BATH CITY 3

By Mike Parrish

■BATH CITY ended Plymouth Parkway’s eight-game winning run with a 3-0 victory at Bolitho Park in the FA Trophy.
The visitors began brightly, Scott Wilson forcing Aaron Dearing into an early save before Ed Harrison fired wide for Parkway.
Matt Bowman struck the post for Bath as both traded chances, before the visitors led on 32 minutes.
Wilson again tested Dearing, before the resulting corner looped over the Parkway goalkeeper and allowed captain Jordan Tillson to
Things worsened six minutes later when Dearing stumbled on the ball, alowing Reuben Reid to ro...

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