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Pilgrims’ progress thrills Cleverley

By Robert Dunford

LEYTON ORIENT 0
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 2
Pepple 52, Evans 56

HERE WE GO: Plymouth Argyle goalscorer Bim Pepple, second from left, celebrates his opener with Bradley Ibrahim
PICTURES: Alamy

PLYMOUTH manager Tom Cleverley praised the reaction of his side after they reached the summit thanks to victory at Leyton Orient.
Second-half goals from Bim Pepple and Will Evans were the perfect reply to a surprise defeat against Burton last week.
Ahead of this game, Clever-ley had said: “There has been a lot of analysis around last Saturday and there has been a lot of pr...

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