League One

Pilgrims settle back on sacred ground

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 April 2018

By Matt Bamsey

STAR MAN RUBEN LAMEIRAS Plymouth
DEREK Adams has every reason to be optimistic after Ruben Lameiras and Graham Carey struck to haul Plymouth back into the play-off places on Good Friday.
Wide men Lameiras and Carey both helped themselves to doubles against Southend to make it five home wins on the spin for the inform Pilgrims.
Carey could have even claimed his first career hat-trick but watched in agony as his 74th minute penalty clipped the top of the crossbar.
Pilgrims boss Adams, whose side face a crucial clash with fifthplaced Scunthorpe on Monday, purred: “We...

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