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Worthing ease past Parkway

By Mike Parrish

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 0 WORTHING 4
PLYMOUTH Parkway’s dream of making the first round proper of the Emirates FA Cup came to an end as National League South side Worthing ran out comfortable 4-0 winners in Devon.
The Parkway had never made this stage of the famous competition, let alone the first round proper, in their 36-year history, and would have felt that this was the perfect opportunity to make history.
However, the Mackerel Men had other ideas.
The bumper crowd were treated to a great game of football. Worthing opened the scoring on 31 minutes with Dann...

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