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SEYMOUR ON THE SPOT AS PARKWAY CLINCH WIN

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 2 SWINDON S’MARINE 1
By Graham Lloyd

IN A game played in difficult conditions, Swindon Supermarine arrived in fine form and looking to improve on their record against an ever improving Plymouth Parkway side who are resilient at home, but it was the home side who sealed the points late on in dramatic fashion.
Parkway started the brightest as they took the lead after four minutes as Austen Booth headed home a Ryan Lane cross.
That was the most the home side could muster in the first half as the visitors controlled possession and created the better chances....

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