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Argyle slipped to third in the table after this disappointing defeat at The Hive. Andy Diadem’s 69th-minute winner for Barnet was bad enough, but the Pilgrims also lost Jordan Forster and Ryan Brunt to nasty injuries in the first half. Forster crash
Argyle twice came from behind to earn a point against their promotion rivals at Home Park. Goals from Curtis Nelson and substitute Craig Tanner stopped Oxford pulling further clear of the Pilgrims in the race to League One. Oxford’s goals were score
Disaster. With five minutes to go, Argyle were on course for victory and about to secure an eight-point lead over their opponents. At the final whistle, Stanley were celebrating – having scored two late goals to remain in the promotion hunt. Argyle
Argyle dropped out of the automatic promotion places for the first time since September after Luton left Home Park with three points. Jack Marriott’s 27th-minute goal was enough to inflict Argyle’s sixth home defeat in the league this season.
Argyle got back to winning ways at Morecambe, where loan signings Jordan Houghton and Jamille Matt both got on the scoresheet. The goals came either side of a red card for Morecambe’s Alex Kenyon, who was punished for fouling Carl McHugh. Watch the
Argyle returned to the top three after holding off a determined fightback from York City at Home Park. The Pilgrims raced into a 3-0 lead before half-time, thanks to efforts from Jamille Matt and Reuben Reid and an own goal by City’s Will Boyle. But
The Green Army will be even greener next season. Argyle have unveiled their home kit for the 2016-17 campaign – green shirt, green shorts, green socks. (With black trim.) The shirt features white stripes, but they are thinner than on the current kit
Ugh. The result makes awful reading, but that’s only half the story. Argyle were 1-0 up with 10 minutes to go but, just as they had at Accrington three weeks previously, they succumbed to two late goals. Argyle were the better team in a largely forg
For the second week running, Argyle slipped further behind in the promotion race by conceding a late goal. Lyle Taylor put the visitors ahead in the 30th minute, but the Pilgrims fought back in the second half and equalised through Graham Carey on the hou