Plymouth Parkway vs Berkhamsted prediction 09.11.2026 | FA Cup

Plymouth Parkway return to FA Cup action after recording an impressive 3:1 home victory against Southern Premier South leaders Uxbridge last Tuesday.

Andrew Neal fired Karl Curtis's side ahead before Ed Palmer added to their advantage. Hayden Turner completed the scoring in a dominant performance for the south coast side.

Last week’s victory provided a welcome response to a disappointing 4:2 defeat at Hanworth Villa in their previous fixtures.

High-scoring outcomes have been relatively frequent for the home side with six of their last nine games seeing at least three goals scored.

Parkway progressed to the FA Cup first round with a 2:0 victory against Chertsey Town but have struggled to find consistency in their recent results. Plymouth won four but lost three of their last seven matches.

Karl Curtis’s side now sit fourth in the Southern League Premier Division South with 29 points from 15 league fixtures.

Home form has been particularly impressive. Curtis's men have won five consecutive home matches in all competitions.

Head coach Curtis has no reported injury issues this week. Andrew Neal is expected to lead the attack after scoring his 13th goal of the season against Uxbridge.

Berkhamsted make the long journey to Devon after a narrow 1:0 Herts Senior Cup victory at Hadley last Tuesday.

New signing Godlove Oppong struck in stoppage time on his debut to seal the win, giving Chris Devane's side a welcome boost before their historic FA Cup appearance.

Before that success, Berkhamstead had failed to win each of four previous fixtures including a 2:2 away draw at Gloucester in their most recent league fixture. 

Berkhamsted sit 12th in the Southern League Premier Division South with 18 points from 14 matches.

Like the home side, the visitors have been involved in several high-scoring outcomes in recent weeks. Five of their last seven games finished with at least three goals scored.

The visitors have found the net in eight consecutive matches across all competitions. Five of their last six fixtures also finished with BTTS.

Devane's men reached the FA Cup first round after a remarkable 2:1 victory against National League opponents Southend. 

The visitors have no reported injury issues ahead of Monday’s FA Cup contest.