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Boatmen shock in stoppage time

By Richard Scott

SHOLING 2
PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 1
TWO injury time goals saw Sholing snatch all three points off Plymouth Parkway.
While neither side found the back of the net in the first half, it certainly was not due to lack of effort from either side as they both racked up numerous attempts on goal.
Fabio Lopes ran the show for the hosts as he had three good efforts, but was unable to find the net.
At the other end, Patrick Nash had to make a couple of good saves to deny the Plymouth front line of Kieran Edworthy and Dylan Jones.
It looked like this game was heading for a draw wh...

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