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GREENS OFF BOTTOM AS PARKWAY PUMMELLED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 March 2023

HENDON 3 PLYMOUTH P’WAY 1
By David Ballheimer

HENDON picked up three massive points with a victory over Plymouth Parkway, lifting them out of the relegation zone on goal difference.
The game started spectacularly with Parkway taking the lead inside three minutes when Tom Bath headed home Harrison King’s cross.
Three minutes later, centre-back Dave Diedhiou scored his 11th goal of the season, converting a corner from Leo Donnellan.
Hafed Al-Droubi made a good save to keep out an effort from Jack Crago, this just a couple of minutes after the Parkway man had been denied...

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