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Plymouth Parkway 2-4 Flackwell Heath: James seals Vase tie for Heath

The Buckinghamshire side were excellent value for the win that was made easier when the home side had substitute Shane Krac sent off for a scything tackle five minutes after he came on.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 April 2021

By Kerry Miller

PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 2
FLACKWELL HEATH 4
HELLENIC League Premier Division Flackwell Heath booked a quarter-final trip to US Portsmouth with a dominant performance at a blustery Coach Road.
The Buckinghamshire side were excellent value for the win that was made easier when the home side had substitute Shane Krac sent off for a scything tackle five minutes after he came on.
By then, Marcus Richardson’s side were in the box seat at 2-1 up but three goals in the last six minutes ramped up the excitement although the result was not in doubt.
Richardson was naturally delighted with hi...

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