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Dale sends Argyle on way to win over Terriers

By Ross Reid

PLYMOUTH ARG 3
Dale 47, Pepple 59 (pen), Oseni 73
PLYMOUTH: Hazard 7, Edwards 7, Ross 8, Mitchell 6, MacKenzie 7 (Harding 68, 6), Curtis 7, Boateng 5, Paterson 6 (Roberts 78, 6), Dale 7, Oseni 7 (Amaechi 88), Pepple 7 (Galloway 88). Subs not used: Ashby-Hammond, Benarous, Campbell.
HUDDERSFIELD T 1
Humphreys 26
HUDDERSFIELD: Nicholls 6 (Alnwick 45+4, 5), Feeney 6, Wallace 7, Roughan 6 (Charles 77, 6), Gooch 6 (Sorensen 76, 6), Ledson 7 (Kasumu 49, 6), Humphreys 7, Mumba 7, Harness 5, Evans 5 (Ashia 53, 6), May 6. Subs not used: Whatmough, McGuane.
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