There was a palpable air of irony surrounding Home Park on Easter Monday. Plymouth Argyle won, and they won well, with the 3-1 scoreline against promotion-chasing Coventry City not at all flattering the hosts. However, due to results elsewhere, Miron Muslic’s men now appear closer to the relegation trapdoor than ever before.

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.

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