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EVESHAM UNITED 1 PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 3

By Wilf Alexander

■STRIKER bagged a brace including a
spectacular long-range effort to hand the visitors all three points in Worcestershire.
Rocky Neal
It was Evesham who had the pick of the early chances with Sopuru Obieri and Brandon Liggett both going close only to be denied by an excellent double save from Aaron Dearing.
Parkway made the breakthrough in the 26th minute when a free-kick lofted into the area was headed down by Reece Thomson and Joel Sullivan
STAR MAN: Rocky Neal (Plymouth) ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★★★ turned it home. Callum Hal...

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