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Spennymoor Town 3-1 Plymouth Parkway: Parkway are undone by Moors late show

THREE goals in the final five minutes ensured Spennymoor Town avoided a shock FA Trophy exit at the hands of a spirited Plymouth Parkway in an absorbing and, at times, disbelieving tie.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

By Jack Franks

SPENNYMOOR T 3
Spokes 85, Ramshaw 88, Taylor 90

PLYMOUTH PKWY 1
Bath 30
THREE goals in the final five minutes ensured Spennymoor Town avoided a shock FA Trophy exit at the hands of a spirited Plymouth Parkway in an absorbing and, at times, disbelieving tie.
Photo: David Nelson
Parkway led for the majority of the contest through Tom Bath’s composed finish, with Moors squandering a series of golden chances.
But just when it looked like Step 4 Parkway would pull off another huge upset, Moors found another gear.
Luke Spokes buried a low effort through a sea of bodies to level o...

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