Plymouth Argyle eased past Peterborough United on the weekend, setting up a major mid-week clash against Charlton Athletic. A penalty for Charlton following a James Wilson red card soured the mood early for the visitors, as\u00a0 Jayden Stockley coolly converted the spot kick. They carried on flowing after the restart too and it went from bad to worse as Steven Schumacher\u2019s men ended up on the receiving end of a 5 – 1 defeat. Here are the talking points.<\/p>\n
Most teams perform better in front of their home fans, however, Plymouth Argyle are often the epitome of this and it’s a trend that has continued this season.<\/p>\n
With four games in the books, Argyle have two wins and two defeats to their name. The two victories came when Barnsley<\/a> and Peterborough visited Home Park whilst trips to Fleetwood Town and Charlton ended in defeat. While Wilson’s marching orders certainly didn’t help the visiting side against Charlton, the home side were already on the road to a victory before the centre-back handled a shot destined for goal.<\/p>\n Steven Schumacher reflects on a disappointing evening in the capital.<\/p>\n In partnership with @TheTurmericCo<\/a>.#pafc<\/a><\/p>\n — Plymouth Argyle FC (@Argyle) August 16, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n