Argyle V Cambridge

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Live on Argyle TV | Argyle vs Cambridge United

Tuesday evening’s Sky Bet League One fixture with Cambridge Untied at Home Park will be available to stream worldwide on Argyle TV.

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Argyle TV coverage includes four cameras, with nearly an hour of pre-match build-up hosted by Erin Black. Commentary will be provided by Argyle TV’s Rob McNichol.

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The fixture will be accessible via the pafc.co.uk homepage and the Match Centre approaching kick-off.

Please note that this fixture does not form part of Argyle TV Domestic Subscriptions but is included in the Argyle TV International subscription package.

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Brilliant for my lad at Uni in Nottingham. Have forwarded that to him thanks Rickler indeed

harvetheslayer wrote:

Brilliant for my lad at Uni in Nottingham. Have forwarded that to him thanks Rickler indeed

All mid - week league games can be seen on Argyle tv or ifollow in the UK as long as they are not being shown on Sky.

Cambridge Manager

Ahead of United's away match at Plymouth Argyle on Tuesday, Mark Bonner spoke to the media about the upcoming clash...

On Tuesday’s game…

“In a way it is good to get it as an early fixture and try to get it out of the way. We are actually doing things a bit differently, we are travelling by train tomorrow which changes the day slightly and gives us less time sat down, less time travelling. Hopefully that helps us but you can’t get away from that two consecutive long trips does take its toll.

“We know what a tough game it will be, we went there a couple of seasons ago and had a really tricky game and they have done well in League One over the last couple of years.

“Ryan was got a good side there, they recruited really well in the Summer and they aren’t finished yet with the depth of their squad. I think they will be the first to say they want a little more in, but the starting team and the one or two options they have around it make them a really strong team and we saw that in their performance against Gillingham at the weekend.

“We know we are in for a tough game but we have got to give ourselves the best chance and go and be really competitive.”

On Plymouth’s strengths…
“They get 10,000 or 11,000 at home games, they are developing a good way and have got more young players contributing to their squad so you can see what they are trying to build and how they are trying to develop the club.

“I am sure they will want to progress but in a league that is incredibly strong, there will be a lot of teams that are trying to break through that ceiling of being a top seven club.

“They have got some talented players with the ball and they play with a really expansive shape. They have signed well defensively this year with Galloway, Gillespie, Scarr and Wilson - they have really changed the back end of the team.

“From our point of view, it is about how we crack that. It is how we deal with the style that they have got, the size they make the pitch, how well they move the ball and how we deal with their attacking midfield players. We have to make sure we carry a threat against them to make sure they are defending in periods of the game as well.”

On the injury status of the squad…

“Jibs [Jubril Okedina] will be missing for a few weeks, he has an appointment with a specialist today so we will see what that is but he has got a problem with his ankle. We will see how Lloyd is this morning, he was looking better at the weekend so touch wood on that one. He will probably be a bit of a late shout but we have got a chance to see if that settles and see if he is available.

Mayor may not feature for Pilgrims

Danny Mayor was absent from Plymouth’s squad at the weekend, after the midfielder was substituted during the Carabao Cup win over Peterborough United with a thigh issue.

Tuesday’s match may come too soon for Mayor to be back involved, whose timetable for return is understood to be ‘day-to-day’.

Looking good for 3pts innit?

akagreengull wrote:

Looking good for 3pts innit?

Hope the team are not burnt out by Christmast

Focus on Cambridge

Argyle play their second home game of the week when they take on Cambridge United on Tuesday, 17 August at Home Park.

Fresh from their first Sky Bet League One win of the season against Gillingham on Saturday, the Greens will go into the game with Cambridge high on confidence.

Luke Jephcott scored the only goal of the game as the Pilgrims beat Gillingham 1-0 at Home Park, having also scored four days earlier against Peterborough United.

His strike partner Ryan Hardie scored twice that day, as Argyle beat their Sky Bet Championship opponents 4-0, with the attack looking potent.

Jephcott said, “We’ve always got to be in the mindset of when that chance comes, you’ve got to take it.

“It’s not a bad start, but I just need to keep my head down now and see how many I get for the season.”

Argyle fans will be hoping that their strikers will once again be on form as the U’s come to Home Park for the first time since a 0-0 draw in February 2020.

Cambridge finished second in Sky Bet League Two last time out and have picked up one point from their two games so far this season.

An opening day 1-1 draw with Oxford United was followed up by defeat at the hands of Accrington Stanley, losing 2-1 at the Wham Stadium.

Cambridge did, however, manage to get through in their Carabao Cup round one tie, beating Swindon Town 3-1 on penalties – after a goalless draw in the previous 90 minutes.

They lost their top goalscorer from last season, with Paul Mullin moving to Wrexham in the summer but have recruited well, bringing in nine new players.

One of those is former Argyle youngster Lloyd Jones, who arrived at the Abbey Stadium on a free transfer from Northampton Town.

Having been promoted last time out, the U’s are playing in the third tier of English football for the first time in 21 years. The last time they played a season at this level was during the 2000/2001 season.

Despite the fact they haven’t won a game so far this season, Argyle boss Ryan Lowe is expecting a difficult test.

He said, “It’s going to be another tough game against Cambridge. It’s a home game so we are going to enjoy that.

“I was really pleased with the performance on Saturday and really pleased with the result, but we have to prepare properly again and do the right things on the pitch.”

Argyle have a good record against Cambridge, losing just one of their last five matches against them. That was a 1-0 defeat in December 2019.

TEAM NEWS

Danny Mayor and Niall Ennis both missed the game against Gillingham on Saturday and are likely to miss out again on Tuesday night.

George Cooper is another player who has been out recently but could be in contention for selection against Cambridge.

For the visitors, defender Jubril Okedina is expected to miss the game with an ankle injury.

While former Pilgrim, Lloyd Jones, missed the game with Accrington on Saturday and will be assessed ahead of the trip to Home Park.

TICKET NEWS

Tickets for the game are still available to buy from the Home Park Ticket Office or by calling 07152907700.

I think the attendance will be down on Saturday numbers

2- NIL home win

I'll go 2-1

2-0

3 0. Cooper blamed for all Cambridges' goals.

Just signed up for tonight's game, looking forward to it.
COYG

Promoted club bounce.

1-1

We'll struggle badly against these but should have enough to hold out for a draw.

Argo 1-1 Cambridge Utd

akagreengull wrote:

Just signed up for tonight's game, looking forward to it.
COYG

Feck me, for a minute there I thought you meant you'd been signed up as our new centre forward!

See they got one of the manky flags out

and they sent a shit ref again

Not exactly scintillating is if?

Grovehill wrote:

akagreengull wrote:

Just signed up for tonight's game, looking forward to it.
COYG

Feck me, for a minute there I thought you meant you'd been signed up as our new centre forward!

This ref needs a slap

We're missing having experience on the bench we can turn to

that one counts 1-0 jephers

I think we can say Jeppers has re discovered his form. Should be winning this easily anyway.

Geddin!

We still need a couple strikers......