Plymouth Argyle

Three years on they meet at Home Park tonight. And the match will be live on Sky Sports. Argyle are top of the table and have won all eight of their home games ...

The match kicks off at 8pm. It will be Gary Caldwell’s second match in charge of the Grecians. The Grecians meanwhile travel down the A38 sitting in 10 th place, and can go back to 7 th if they win tonight.

Top of the league Plymouth Argyle take on local rivals Exeter City tonight as they look to extend their lead at the top of the table. Argyle have had a…

What time is kick-off? Is there a live stream? Both teams will no doubt be up for the occasion but given Plymouth are absolutely flying at the moment and Exeter could be without their first choice goalkeeper, the odds have to lie in the favour of the home side.

Live updates of the Devon derby. For the first time since 2019, the Devon derby kicks off at Home Park. In the previous meeting of these clubs Exeter City ...

But Exeter City pounced on the Plymouth Argyle corner and Jay Stansfield broke the line and placed a precise through ball into Sam Nombe who put the Grecians into the lead within ten minutes of the second half. This time, four goals had been scored by the winning team again, Plymouth scoring four to be victorious over their nearest rivals Exeter City. In the previous meeting of these clubs Exeter City beat Plymouth Argyle 4-0.

Supporters may not be able to look past Monday night's blockbuster Devon derby against Exeter City at Home Park, but the Argyle TV already have a full week ...

Argyle manager Steven Schumacher and Dan Scarr will discuss the trip to Lincolnshire, before Zimbabwean international defender Brendan Galloway takes us through the ups and downs of his remarkable career to date in Story so Far. On match-day, join Charlie Price for build-up to the big game on the Argyle YouTube channel, before enjoying audio commentary of the fixture from kick off. Away from first-team affairs, Darren Way and his under-18 side are preparing to kick off their FA Youth Cup campaign at home to Cheltenham Town on Wednesday night.

Plymouth Argyle will be hoping the 2022/23 campaign is one that goes down in the club's storied history.

Neil Warnock is at Home Park this evening to watch former club Plymouth Argyle take on bitter rivals Exeter City. The two clubs haven't met for three years…

For the players and Schumacher, the focus will be on the points to extend their lead at the top of the table but they know Exeter offer a stern test. As a former Plymouth boss, it’s no surprise he wants the Green Army to pick up the points and he will know what it means to the people in the area. [Warnock took to Twitter](https://twitter.com/warnockofficial/status/1587167606691315718) to reveal he was at the game to sample the fierce atmosphere and it’s no surprise to see that his loyalties lie with the hosts, who he was in charge of for a two-year period from 1995.

Gary Caldwell, in only his second game in charge of Exeter City, made just one change from the eleven who drew 0-0 away to Derby County. Jevani Brown was ...

He spun and smashed the ball into the bottom corner to cancel out the lead and make it 1-1, for a seventh of the season. It was a third of the season and sent the City fans wild for the first goal of Caldwell’s reign. A well-worked corner found the midfielder in space 35 yards from goal and he let fly. Collins thought he had restored the lead when he let fly from 25 yards, only for Cooper at full stretch and one-handed claw the ball away. City went straight up the other end and retook the lead. But the game went in level at the break, and with a scoreline both managers were probably happy enough given how the half went. But on 25 minutes, City took the lead, and it was from a perfect counter-attack. But the lead lasted seconds as straight from the kick-off, Morgan Whittaker turned and fired home to make it 1-1. It took 19 minutes for the Pilgrims to create anything, but when they did, they looked dangerous. City rallied, and Harry Kite struck the crossbar late on, but they couldn’t find a leveller they perhaps deserved as they slipped to defeat, before Hardie added gloss to the victory with a late fourth. The lead only lasted five minutes though as Bali Mumba blasted home a wonderstrike from 30 yards to make it 2-2. Plymouth Argyle made it nine home wins in a row as they twice came from behind to win an enthralling Devon Derby.

Asked to sum up his first Devon Derby as a manager, Steven Schumacher reached for the perfect word to sum up the tumultuous but thrilling game against ...

“I’m really proud that I am a part of that,” said Schumacher. “When we have setbacks, it is important that nobody panics,” he said. “It was a bit of roller-coaster,” said Schumacher.

Ryan Hardie scored twice as a substitute for the Pilgrims while Morgan Whittaker and Bali Mumba were also on target.

Ryan Hardie 8 - Two excellent finishes from the striker, who came off the bench for Niall Ennis just after the hour mark. He made amends with a marvellous shot from 30 yards out which put Argyle level at 2-2 in the 58th minute. Morgan Whittaker 9 STAR MAN - Must surely be regarded as one of their best players in League One. That save proved crucial to the final outcome of the match. James Wilson 6 - Had a difficulty at times dealing with Exeter's very sharp 19-year-old on-loan Fulham striker Jay Stansfield. Jordan Houghton 7 - Really came to the fore for the Pilgrims in the second half as he drove them on from the centre of midfield and won more than his fair share of 50-50s, including in the build-up to Ryan Hardie's first goal which made it 3-2.

It has been a fascinating start to this League One campaign, with Plymouth Argyle, Ipswich Town and Sheffield Wednesday leading the way as things stand.

I said that at the start of the season and I still believe it.” [Carlton Palmer told Football League World:](https://twitter.com/CarltonPalmer) “What you’re looking at is Plymouth and Ipswich are setting some pace at the moment. So if they can maintain what they’re doing, I think they will go up automatically.