Wright man, right place as Parkway earn a Derby draw
The Herald|December 28, 2023
MATT Wright came off the bench to score in the seventh minute of stoppage time to salvage a point for Plymouth Parkway in their 1-1 Devon derby Boxing Day draw with Tiverton Town in the Southern League Premier Division.
GRAHAM LLOYD
Wright man, right place as Parkway earn a Derby draw

PLYMOUTH PARKWAY...................1

TIVERTON TOWN......................1

Parkway looked to be heading towards their first defeat in five matches after Jamie Richards had given Tiverton a first half lead but, with virtually the last kick of the match, Wright turned in a cross from goalkeeper Adam Parkes, who had gone forward as Parkway desperately sought an equalising goal.

In front of a bumper Boxing Day crowd of 679, the game got off to an intense start with Callum Hall having a 25 yard strike deflected for a corner. Jack Rice-Letharby then broke clear along the left for the visitors with his 20 yard shot being comfortably saved by Parkes.

Play continued at a pace with both sides prompting and probing but unable to create any clear chances and Parkway were forced to reorganise after Ryan Lane pulled up with no other players around him with what looked like a hamstring injury with Rio Garside replacing him.

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