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Soule makes his mark on Stonehouse

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Former Stonehouse Town striker Luke Soule bagged a brace and an assist as Tuffley Rovers beat plucky Stonehouse Town to move into the semi-final of the Hellenic League Supplementary Cup, winning 4-2 on penalties after a 3-3 draw in 90 minutes.

Earlier, Stonehouse took the lead through Nick Humphreys.

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A Soule double after the break put Tuffley ahead but Tim Williams netted parity for the Magpies. Joe Shutt regained the lead for Rovers, but Williams took the game into penalties.

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Tuffley edged the shoot-out 4-2 with Sam Mendes hitting the winning penalty.

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