Plymouth Argyle

Jordan Houghton didn't feature for Plymouth Argyle when they lost at Wembley in 2016, but the former Chelsea ace has his sights set on making history in ...

"This is different: this is a one-off. If we can win on Sunday then that would give us so much heading into the final run-in." "What happened in the last game last year was devastating but I think that's what gave us the shake-up going into pre-season that we needed. "The league, over the last couple of months, has been quite stressful with how tight it is. We want to right that wrong this year and hopefully we can go one step better and avoid the play-offs altogether. Schumacher's side are being fuelled by their agonising collapse last year, where they missed out on a play-off place after being thrashed 5-0 by MK Dons on the final day of the season after looking a safe bet for top-six finish. "I wasn't really expecting to make the final myself, but just to be involved was a great experience. "The fact that there are 80,000 fans there shows how big and how strong the teams are in the final," Schumacher tells Mirror Football . Over 39,000 Plymouth fans are expected, with the national stadium expecting in excess of 80,000 in total - a figure just short of the 85,021 competition record which was set by "Our main objective has always been promotion, this has come along because we were keen to do well in every competition. "The experience was invaluable, though. They [Chelsea] actually told me to go on holiday after the injury!

The Pilgrims are playing at Wembley for only the third time in club history and will have the support of 38000 fans.

It is a nightmare start for Argyle as Bolton go 2-0 up in the 10th minute. The west of the stadium is all green and white. It is 3-2 to the Pilgrims on corners. Almost a third goal for Bolton after another break down their right. As it is they lead just by those early goals from Kyle Dempsey and Dion Charles. Representing Argyle are: o Dave Curnoe has been attending matches since 1952 What a huge anti-climax this final has turned into for the magnificent Green Army. The crowd at Wembley is 79,389. They had four goal attempts, one of which was on target. Both sets of supporters are making terrific noise. Argyle had eight goal attempts, with just one on target. Bolton had 12 goal attempts, six of which were on target.

Tatsuki Usi from Japan is among international Pilgrims making the trip to the EFL Trophy final.

To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’. She had declined an offer to sit in the royal box "because I wanted to be a fan and shout and scream with everybody else". We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. Mr Usi said he was looking forward to joining fans at Wembley: "The thing I'm most looking forward to is, of course, watching Plymouth Argyle play a match. You may want to read "Even though it's a bit difficult to put it in words, I want to continue to show off the Plymouth Argyle that I love to other people, and appeal to them with my photos.

Addy Purnell was a lifelong member of the Green Army and her family will be travelling to Wembley on Sunday.

I would love it if the Argyle fans could clap for mum to keep her at the game. My dad has been so strong and cared for her right to the end and I know he would love to see and hear Argyle clapping for mum. I was really hoping that we could do something for her and a clap on the 68th min for my mum. "We all wanted to watch the match together but sadly mum can't. “She tried really hard to fight cancer but it won this fight on March 24. “If anyone can do this it would be amazing to hear so many people clapping as Addy Purnell lost her fight to cancer after three years winning once and then it came back stronger.