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Diamond sparkles in rough show for Ar gy le

By Ross Reid

Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: David Rock 7/10
PLYMOUTH ARG 1
Amaechi 79
PLYMOUTH: Cooper 6, Harding 6, Ross Jensen 7, Mitchell 6 (Pleguezuelo 46, 6), Hartridge 6, Sorinola 6 (Amaechi 57, 7), Boateng 6, White 7 (Wiredu 89), Curtis 6, Evans 6 (Ibrahim 65, 7), Pepple 6. Subs not used: Storer, Edwards, Finn.
STOCKPORT CO 3
Diamond 13, Wootton 26, Glover 49
STOCKPORT: Whatmuff 7, Gordon 7, O’Connell 8, Pye 8, Osborn 7 (Edun 60, 6), Bate 7, Norwood 7 (Fiorini 81), Glover 8 (Rydel 70, 6), Diamond 8 (Andresson 70, 6), Wood 6 (Adigun 60, 6), Wo...

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