Neal penalties send Plymouth Parkway past Berkhamsted in FA Cup
Plymouth Parkway came from behind to beat Berkhamsted 2-1 in extra time, with two Andrew Neal penalties securing a first-ever FA Cup second-round place.
Plymouth Parkway reached the second round of the FA Cup for the first time after coming from a goal down to beat Berkhamsted 2-1 in extra time. Andrew Neal scored both goals from the penalty spot, turning the tie in Parkway's favour after they had trailed.
The match needed an extra period to separate the sides, and the second-round spot was decided in Parkway's favour during that additional time. The article did not specify when Berkhamsted took their lead or the timing of either penalty.
The result marks a milestone for Plymouth Parkway, whose previous best in the competition had not extended to the second round. Berkhamsted, beaten despite having led, exit at the first-round stage.
The article supplied did not include any supporter reaction, so no contrasting views from fans could be attributed. Coverage of the first-round action was noted as available to UK users only.
