Plymouth Parkway Come from Behind to Reach FA Cup Second Round

Plymouth Parkway reached the FA Cup second round for the first time in their history, coming from behind to beat Berkhamsted 2-1 in the first round thanks to two penalties scored by Rocky Neal.

Luke Andrews put Berkhamsted ahead two minutes into the second half. Neal equalised from the penalty spot in the 73rd minute, after Berkhamsted goalkeeper Hubert Graczyk made contact with him while clearing the ball, in a decision the source described as controversial.

After the match ended level in normal time, Neal scored his second penalty in the 105th minute of extra time to seal qualification. There were jubilant scenes and a pitch invasion at Bolitho Park. Plymouth Parkway will face National League Two side Barnet in the next round.