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Yellows make it a treble!

PLYMOUTH P’WY 2 BERKHAMSTED 0
By Mike Parrish

PLYMOUTH Parkway made it three league wins in a row with a hard-fought victory over Berkhamsted at a testing Bolitho Park.
After a physical opening spell dominated by the visitors, Parkway had to weather pressure as Berkhamsted forced corners and half chances without finding a breakthrough.
The Yellows gradually grew into the contest and began to move the ball with greater purpose despite difficult conditions.
The breakthrough arrived just before the break. James Watts-Barciela, lively throughout, slipped a pass into Ryan Brett wh...

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