Over 14,000 fans were in attendance for yet another enjoyable Plymouth Argyle victory. Goals in either half from Niall Ennis and Ryan Hardie sealed the three points for the hosts as Bolton Wanderers return home empty-handed, but there was another star at the other end of the pitch as Michael Cooper secured another clean sheet for his beloved Argyle.<\/p>\n
Home Park was bathed in sunshine and the weather wasn\u2019t the only thing making the Plymouth Argyle faithful grin from ear to ear. Games in Plymouth and clean sheets have gone hand-in-hand so far this season for Steven Schumacher with his side yet to concede in the league in Devon. From the first whistle to the last, the Green Army were in fine voice.<\/p>\n
Conceding five at The Valley<\/a> is something of a blemish on Argyle\u2019s record, but Charlton\u2019s success has led to a fiery reaction. Niall Ennis was on target last weekend against Forest Green Rovers and he found the back of the net here once again. The hard work and persistence from the former Wolverhampton Wanderers man paid dividends.<\/p>\n At 1-0, substitute Amadou Bakayoko looked set to level proceedings – Argyle shot-stopper Michael Cooper had other ideas though. The icing on the cake was applied by a pair of substitutes as Morgan Whittaker and Ryan Hardie linked up with aplomb. Whittaker, on loan from Swansea City<\/a> received the ball from Hardie before returning it to the Scotsman who gladly fired beyond James Trafford.<\/p>\n Ignoring the Carabao Cup defeat to Peterborough United, Argyle have done nothing but win on home soil with the visitors failing to score. Finn Azaz<\/a> scored the only goal of the game on opening day against Barnsley and he was on target again versus Peterborough<\/a> in League One action.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcf8 It's a battle at Home Park but we're ahead at the break.#pafc<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/BF2DXrBBak<\/a><\/p>\n — Plymouth Argyle FC (@Argyle) August 27, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n