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Argyle can ill afford to drop a single point from here. The formula for the final three games is therefore simple: win, win, win.

Argyle remain within touching distance of survival. However, one would assume they’ll need to win at least one away game to survive.

Five games remaining. Five points from safety. It’s at this moment when the ratios involved begin to look borderline impossible. Not mathematically, of course, but I struggle to apply any logic that could even suggest Plymouth Argyle can avoid the drop.

Adam Price takes a look at Plymouth Argyle's trip to South Wales, in the latest in a long list of 'must win' games... Honestly, what are this team like? Every time it seems like things are done, every time it feels like Plymouth Argyle’s relegation is set to be...

I don’t know about you, but I came away from Vicarage Road on Saturday afternoon feeling I must have misjudged the urgency of Plymouth Argyle’s situation. After all the talk of wins being paramount from here, that settling for a draw would be of no use, Miron Muslic’s...

We’re back after the international break for the final stretch of the 2024-25 campaign. And, if we’re being honest, Plymouth Argyle need a miracle. Miron Muslic’s Greens find themselves marooned at the bottom of the Championship table. They’re six points from safety,...

I take my hat off to everybody who travelled for Plymouth Argyle’s game against Portsmouth in midweek. Argyle have some of the best supporters in the country and, whilst the defeat was inevitable, it was heartening to see that…wait, what?!