Plymouth Argyle vs Arsenal U21, 2021-22 EFL Trophy, Group Stage

· Plymouth Argyle advance 5-4 on penalties

Plymouth Argyle

24': Kieran Agard

FT - Penalties
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Plymouth Argyle advance 5-4 on penalties

Arsenal U21

56': Folarin Balogun

About

Plymouth Argyle are hosting Arsenal U21 at Home Park, Plymouth, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English EFL Trophy.

Game Information

Competition: English EFL Trophy

Venue: Home Park
Location: Plymouth, England
Attendance: 1,795

EFL Trophy Standings

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Burton Albion	3	+4	6
2	Northampton Town	3	+2	6
3	Notts County	3	0	6
4	Leicester City U21	3	-6	0

Full Standings

Line-Ups

Plymouth Argyle

No.	Name
25	Callum Burton (GK)
3	Macaulay Gillesphey
41	Ollie Tomlinson
37	Brandon Pursall
10	Danny Mayor
44	William Jenkins Davies
27	Ryan Law
14	Jordan Garrick
4	Jordan Houghton
42	Rhys Shirley
18	Kieran Agard

Plymouth Argyle Substitutes:

Angel Wariuh, Oscar Halls, Caleb Roberts, Zak Baker, Finley Craske, Frederick Issaka, Carlo Garside.

Arsenal U21

No.	Name
33	Arthur Okonkwo (GK)
66	Omar Rekik
86	Brooke Norton-Cuffy
69	Zak Swanson
37	Ryan Alebiousu
56	Joel Lopez Salguero
63	James Olayinka
36	Tim Akinola
70	Kido Taylor-Hart
58	Mika Biereth
26	Folarin Balogun

Arsenal U21 Substitutes:

Nathan Butler-Oyedeji, Joel Ideho, Reuell Walters, Taylor Foran, Khayon Edwards, Jack Francis, Ovie Ejeheri.

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