Anyone looking for an advertisement for the EFL should have been tuned into Ipswich Town\u2019s visit to Plymouth Argyle this weekend. In a top-of League One table clash, Argyle once again came from behind to move to the summit. Both sides played some great football and it was a truly excellent affair.<\/p>\n
It is a rarity to be writing about third-division football on a Sunday, but there was a must-watch match-up in front of the Sky Sports cameras. Home Park, packed to the rafters, witnessed yet another exemplary outing from Steven Schumacher\u2019s Argyle side<\/a>.<\/p>\n No matter what took place down in Devon, one of the two sides involved was to end the week at the top of the League One table. Despite some very smart interchange in the first half from the hosts, Ipswich looked the most likely candidates. A rare chance came the way of familiar face Freddie Ladapo and a huge slice of luck led to the opener. His effort deflected off of Dan Scarr, then back onto his own leg, proceeding to loop over the head of a helpless Michael Cooper<\/a>.<\/p>\n \ud83d\ude42 It is fair to say that Steven Schumacher has enjoyed the day. <\/p>\n \ud83d\udc47 Read what the manager had to say about the win over Ipswich that sent his Pilgrims to the summit of @SkyBetLeagueOne<\/a> \u261d\ufe0f#pafc<\/a><\/p>\n — Plymouth Argyle FC (@Argyle) September 25, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n