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Yellows avenge opening shocker

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PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 6 HUNGERFORD TOWN 2
By Mike Parrish

SIX months after their humiliating 7-0 defeat on the opening day against Hungerford, Parkway turned the tables in emphatic fashion.
Coming off a midweek cup exit, Parkway started cautiously, and the visitors nearly took advantage early on, but Adam Parkes calmed the home side’s nerves with some fine early saves.
The Yellows gradually found their rhythm, and top-scorer Jack Crago forced a fine save from Ryan Clarke in the seven minute.
Thirty minutes later, Crago opened the scoring, sparking a frantic 15-minu...

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