Cambridge United

Argyle supporters are allocated tickets in the South Stand

The South Stand is all seated with a capacity of 1,500,

Referee

Robert Madley is the man in the middle, so far this season he has issued 88 yellow cards and three reds in 26 games.

He will be assisted by Conor Farrell and Michael Chard

The fourth official is David Rock.

COYG! Cheers Ivor

Their last four games

Home to Luton 0 - 3

Away to Gillingham 1 - 0

Away to Burton 2 - 2

Home to Accrington 2 - 0

Plymouth Argyle will go in search of a fifth straight league win on Tuesday, when they travel to take on Cambridge United at the Abbey Stadium.

An eye-catching upturn in form has seen the Pilgrims climb back up to fifth spot in the League One table, while their hosts sit 14th after a win of their own at the weekend.

Following their promotion from League Two last season, Cambridge United have had a commendable campaign in England's third tier, currently sitting 14th after 32 outings.

After three consecutive league wins and an eye-catching 1-0 away victory over Newcastle United in the FA Cup, Mark Bonner's side had to battle through a slump, failing to win any of their next four matches in the third tier.

The U's made a return to winning ways at the weekend, as Sam Smith and Wes Hoolahan got on the scoresheet in a 2-0 home defeat of Accrington Stanley.

That saw Bonner's men move back above Cheltenham Town and Charlton Athletic and up to 14th spot, with the chance to move back into the top half with a victory on Tuesday.

They face a difficult test though, as Plymouth travel looking for a fifth straight league victory in their promotion bid.

The departure of former manager Ryan Lowe in December seemed to act as a hammer blow for the Pilgrims, as a poor run of form under Steven Schumacher in the aftermath triggered a drop out of the playoff spots.

However, they have since bounced back in eye-catching fashion, firstly arresting a slump with a 3-1 victory over Doncaster Rovers before a valiant effort at Stamford Bridge saw them only narrowly knocked out of the FA Cup by Chelsea after extra time, with Macauley Gillesphey having given them an early lead.

The Home Park outfit then went on to pick up wins over Crewe Alexandra and Shrewsbury Town before making it four league wins on the bounce with a defeat of Gillingham on Saturday.

Jordon Garrick opened the scoring in the first five minutes of the second half, and Luke Jephcott went on to convert a penalty to secure all three points, firing the Pilgrims above Sunderland and Wycombe Wanderers and back into the top six.

Now level on points with fourth-placed Oxford United while only remaining a point ahead of Sunderland, Schumacher's men will know that it is vital that they continue their impressive form heading into the final months of the season.


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Mark Bonner is expected to field an unchanged Cambridge starting XI on Tuesday after their 2-0 win last time out, with key striker Joe Ironside remaining out of action alongside Jack Iredale, Greg Taylor and Lloyd Jones.

In the absence of Ironside, Sam Smith will again lead the line after his goal last time out, while Wes Hoolahan offers plenty of quality and experience in the final third.

Schumacher should also refrain from making too many changes, given his side's eye-catching form, although he has been able to rotate between several goal-scoring forwards.

Luke Jephcott, Ryan Hardie, Jordon Garrick and Niall Ennis have all laid claims for starting spots over the course of the season, and the Pilgrims boss will have the tough task of choosing two of the quartet to lead the line.

Further back, Macauley Gillesphey, James Wilson and James Bolton should again form the back three after consecutive clean sheets.

Cambridge United possible starting lineup:
Mitov; Williams, Okedina, Sherring, Dunk; Digby, May; Knibbs, Hoolahan, Brophy; Smith

Plymouth Argyle possible starting lineup:
Cooper; Edwards, Wilson, Gillesphey, Bolton, Grant; Camara, Houghton, Mayor; Jephcott, Hardie

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Cambridge Ticket Update

Tickets for our Sky Bet League One trip to Cambridge United on Tuesday, 22 February will remain on sale from the Home Park Ticket Office until 3pm on Monday, 21 February and will be available to purchase online until 9am on Tuesday, 22 February.

Tickets will be available to purchase on the day of the game and can be bought at the away ticket windows at the Newmarket Road end of the ground, for a £2 price increase.

Tickets already purchased for this fixture will be available for collection from the Home Park Ticket Office until 3pm on Monday with any uncollected tickets sent to Cambridge to be picked up from the away ticket windows at the Newmarket Road end of at the Abbey Stadium from 6pm.

Supporters who have booked and paid for postage and have not yet received their tickets, please call the Home Park Ticket Office on 01752 907700 or email [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] by noon on Tuesday so we can arrange duplicates for collection at Cambridge in the evening.

Should be a good game, Argo will need to be on top form for this one. Going for another win.
COYG

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When expectations rise you can always rely on Argyle to bring you back to reality. 1 - 1

Be a hard one tonight would be nice to win this one 5 straight wins on the bounce…be nice to get another 3points in the bag before the big one with Rotherham on Saturday..cos I don’t think were get much change out of that game

Sessgenon finally fit then

looking forward to seeing Sessgenon make his debut tonight. He will be a great asset going forward for us.

Who evers on the cam is making me seasick feckin hell

An away game too far.  Cambridge are a good solid mid-table side and will be a very different test to Donny, Crewe and Gillingham.

Cambridge Utd 1-0 Argo

Mayor and Broom starting, interesting.

Bollox 1-0

Top defending again ffs

1-0 them
WTF was Bolton doing

Wtf were Wilson and Cooper doing.

I meant Bolton.

Game over

Coopers keeping us in it could be 3.

Need to wake the feck up

Jethro wrote:

Coopers keeping us in it could be 3.

Need to wake the feck up

middle of no man’s land for the goal

Camara should have scored then.

akagreengull wrote:

I meant Bolton.

turned his back on the ball,