Matches
From match previews to players ratings and the opposition view, this is the home of our matchday content about Plymouth Argyle Football Club.
Preview: Leyton Orient vs Plymouth Argyle
Orient’s biggest strength so far, and for me the main reason they find themselves in the top half, has been their efficiency in front of goal.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Burton
How sustainable are Burton Albion as a club in the third tier? That’s a question many analysts have been pondering for a number of years.
Preview: Blackpool vs Plymouth Argyle
Blackpool’s clear deficiencies are at the back. If Argyle don’t score at least once against this defence, they’ll have let themselves down.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Barnsley
Barnsley do a lot well, but key shortcomings at both ends of the field are, in my view, preventing this team from reaching its potential.
Preview: Doncaster vs Plymouth Argyle
Doncaster ranked in the top ten on an xG basis for both their attack and defence last season. So why did they finish 14th?
Preview: Leicester vs Plymouth Argyle
It’d probably take a generational clown to fail to win promotion working with Leicester’s abundant resources.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Bradford
The data suggests Argyle will struggle to score this weekend. They’ll need to work hard, and perhaps have a bit of luck fall their way.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Coventry
These are no longer the days of a Mustapha Bundu-inspired Argyle putting Lampard’s Coventry to the sword under Miron Muslic.
Preview: Wycombe vs Plymouth Argyle
It used to be the case that Wycombe would aim to beat you physically. These days, they’re technically and tactically proficient.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Stockport
Both sides are looking to build on a 2025/26 season in which they faced bitter disappointment on the final day.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Exeter
It’s said the form book goes out of the window on derby day. This must be a particularly special occasion: a derby game with no form book.
Preview: Northampton vs Plymouth Argyle
It may not be enough to get into the play-offs, but I’d be very surprised (and rather angry) if the Greens don’t get their own job done.