Matches
From match previews to players ratings and the opposition view, this is the home of our matchday content about Plymouth Argyle Football Club.
The Opposition View: Wycombe
It makes for more fiery encounters, and means that Plymouth home and away are always among the first fixtures I look for in the summer.
Preview: Wycombe (A)
The meaning of a team’s “bogey team”: it’s defined as “a team that either always beats them or against which they habitually enjoy bad luck.”
Player Ratings: Ipswich (H)
Lonwijk proved to have a capable weaker foot when needed, and used his cultured right one to good use throughout.
Player Ratings: Portsmouth (A)
It’s as clear an example as I can remember of a sub changing the game for the better. It would be a disappointment not to see him in the starting line-up against Ipswich.
Player Ratings: Oxford (H)
He did all the stuff he usually does: winning headers and physical ground duels perfectly. He also showed great composure at getting the ball out from the back
Player Ratings: Derby (A)
What. A. Day. Super Sam Cosgrove off the bench to revive us at the death; picking up all three points despite being 2-0 down at Half-Time. So, without further ado, Callum Cuzner gives us his player ratings from that barn-storming 3-2 win at Pride Park. GK: Cooper - 6...
Preview: Bolton (H)
At home at least, Steven Schumacher’s side seem to trust themselves to play football as well as anyone.
Player Ratings: Forest Green (A)
Quite simply, Ennis’ introduction was the biggest reason Argyle won so convincingly in this game.
Preview: Forest Green Rovers (A)
Steven Schumacher will be hoping for a swift response from a catastrophic evening in the capital at Charlton on Tuesday evening
Player Ratings: Charlton (A)
It seems premature to be fretting about the fate of any potential play-off push midway through August, but with 2 defeats from two away from home it doesn’t bode well thus far. I’m often hot-headed and reactionary but even with giving some extra thought to the...
Preview: Charlton (A)
Ben Garner is the latest man in the toastiest of hot seats, Charlton’s eleventh permanent manager in the last eight years. His route to football management is far from orthodox.
Player Ratings: Peterborough United (H)
This was an absolute captain’s performance from Edwards, who along with wing back counterpart Bali Mumba, was tireless all afternoon.