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Parkway hit back but Alfy denies late win

PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 3 HAVANT & W’LOOVILLE 3

By Mike Parrish

PLYMOUTH Parkway staged a remarkable second-half comeback from two goals down, only to be denied victory as Havant & Waterlooville hit back in an entertaining six-goal thriller at Bolitho Park.
The visitors made the perfect start, taking the lead after just three minutes when Ryan Seager capitalised on hesitation at the back to lift the ball over Luke McCormick.
Havant continued to threaten and doubled their advantage after 22 minutes as Freddie Taylor was given space to strike from distance.
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