Matches
From match previews to players ratings and the opposition view, this is the home of our matchday content about Plymouth Argyle Football Club.
Player Ratings: MK Dons (A)
It would be safe to say I’m thoroughly running out of superlatives to describe this side; every-single-man has stepped up, as a side we look un-stoppable right now. My last game on the Argyle Life ratings saw us crumble to a 5-1 defeat at the hands of Charlton...
Player Ratings: Plymouth Argyle 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Quite frankly, I don’t know what more I can say about Cooper that doesn’t descend into cliche. I could say he goes beyond superlatives but that itself is a cliche.
Player Ratings: Wycombe (A)
Cool as a cucumber on the ball and fierce as a terrier off it, this was the prototype performance from Argyle’s number 20 on birthday number 22.
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