PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies are on the road for a sixth successive match on Sunday – but this time it is the shorter journey than normal as they are only at Feniton in the Devon Senior Cup. Argyle produced a terrific second-half performance last week to see off Chichester City 5-0 in the National League Southern … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies face yet another road trip after they were drawn away to National League Southern Premier Division rivals Oxford United in the second round of the FA Cup. The tie is scheduled for December 1 and it will be the Pilgrims’ 10th away trip in 13 games. “No matter who you play all … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies made it eight league and cup wins in a row on Sunday with a 5-0 victory at Chichester City in the National League Southern Premier Division. The Pilgrims, who have only played twice at home this season, are beginning to look like title challengers. They currently sit third in the table but … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies are hoping for good weather on Sunday so they can play their first match in three weeks. The Pilgrims are due to visit Chichester City in the National League Southern Premier Division. Argyle do not have a good record against Chichester. In the 2016-17 season, Chichester completed the double (5-4) and (3-0) … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies are relieved to have been handed a home tie in the second round of the National League Plate competition. The Pilgrims will play AFC Wimbledon at Manadon on Sunday, November 24. The tie will be Argyle’s first at home since beating Yeovil Town 5-1 in the league on September 15 – a … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies’ National League Southern Premier Division match with Portsmouth was called off on Sunday due to the bad weather. Argyle, who have not played for two weeks, now find themselves four points behind new leaders Watford after the Hornets beat bottom club Chichester City 3-2, but the Pilgrims do have two games in … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies return to league action on Sunday with a difficult trip to Dockyard rivals Portsmouth – weather permitting. It is a tough period for the Pilgrims as they are on the road for the whole of November which will make it a remarkable 10 league and cup games away and just two at … Continue reading
