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TYLOR’S LATE STRIKE SINKS THE CURFEWS IN THRILLER!

By Gavin Lloyd

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 2
CHERTSEY TOWN 1
ience after 21 minutes as Callum Duffy reacted quickest to a knockdown to lash home.
The opening stages of the second half passed without much action until the 64th minute when Parkway’s Mikey Williams hauled down the marauding Chertsey front man on the edge of the box, leaving the referee no option but to point to the spot. However, Luke McCormick
PLYMOUTH Parkway claimed victory in a game that had it all and credit to both sides who put on a great display of football.
The quality, desire and drama from start to finish...

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