Plymouth Argyle Football Club

We can now confirm ticket information for Argyle's upcoming Sky Bet League One clash at Cledara Abbey Stadium, against Cambridge United. Tom Cleverley's side travel to Cambridgeshire on Saturday, 24 October, kick-off is at 3pm.

A clinical second-half showing saw Argyle Under-18s beat Newport County 3-0 to record a sixth successive win at the start of their EFL Youth Alliance League campaign. The Pilgrims went into half-time at 0-0, before Marley-Blu Francis opened the scoring in the 55th minute. Tashall Sandhu, who replaced Francis just before the hour mark, put the game beyond the hosts’ reach with a quickfire brace. Head Coach Jamie Lowry opted to make six changes from Saturday’s 4-1 victory over Cambridge United.

New signing Cadi Rodgers has enjoyed an encouraging start to life at Argyle, with the defender now set to join up with the Wales senior squad for their upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers against Albania. Rodgers joined the Pilgrims from Chelsea Under-23s last week, having spent the previous two seasons at the London club after progressing through the Welsh academy system.

Argyle Under-18s will be looking to make it six wins from six in the EFL Youth Alliance League when they travel to face Newport County at noon today. Jamie Lowry’s side have made a perfect start to their league campaign, winning all five of their opening fixtures having scored 21 goals, leaving them top of the table. However, the Argyle Head Coach has challenged his players to maintain their performance levels as they look to continue their impressive run against 20th-place Newport.

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We can now confirm ticket information for Argyle Women's upcoming FA Women's National League South clash against Real Bedford. Matt Green's side face The Pirates at Home Park on Sunday, 4 October, kick-off is at 2pm. Beacon Electrical Mayflower Lower (unreserved seating) Adult £5 Under-14 Free with a paying adult Wheelchair adult £5 If you require a wheelchair space, please contact the Home Park Ticket Office directly by phone (01752 907700) or in person during working hours.

A total of £2,928 has been raised through ticket sales and sponsorship from Argyle Women’s fixture against Torquay United in support of former Pilgrims player Roxy Thomas, who is undergoing treatment for a brain tumour. The two clubs came together at Home Park on Sunday for the FA Women’s National League Cup fixture, with all ticket revenue from the game donated to Roxy’s fundraising campaign.

Matt Green praised the resilience of his Argyle Women side after they secured a 1-0 win against Torquay United at Home Park. Brooklyn Brothers’ superb free-kick proved decisive, with the 16-year-old’s strike giving the Pilgrims a second win in three FA Women’s National League Cup group games. “It was a good win,” Green said. “This group have been resilient all season.

Tom Cleverley was disappointed with his team’s lack of intensity and ruthlessness in the final third as they fell to a 1-0 defeat on Saturday against Burton Albion. Jack Armer scored the game’s only goal on 70 minutes, leaving Argyle to rue their missed chances. Speaking after the game, Argyle’s head coach detailed his frustration with his side’s performance. “I think the word certainly to describe the first half would be ‘flat’,” said Cleverley.

Argyle Under-18s beat Cambridge United 4-1 to continue their winning start to the Youth Alliance League season, making it five wins from five. Daniel Ndeda gave the hosts an early lead before Marley-Blu Francis equalised for Argyle. James Sharpe netted a brace to give the Young Pilgrims a 3-1 lead and Frankie Maund put the game beyond Cambridge’s reach in the 54th minute. Head Coach Jamie Lowry made five changes from Tuesday’s defeat to Portsmouth.