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‘Promising’ Pilgrims are sailing the right course

‘Promising’ Pilgrims are sailing the right course

By Matt Ramsay

CAMBRIDGE U 2
Kaikai 57, Lavery 86
PLYMOUTH A 3
Appere 41 (og), Amaechi 50, Pepple 74 (pen)
TOM CLEVERLEY was thrilled with Plymouth producing “an Argyle performance” after they claimed a thrilling victory at Cambridge. The U’s had lost only one of their 11 league games since winning promotion, but they were beaten 3-2 by Cleverley’s side, who had lost their previous two matches without scoring.
Bim Pepple’s penalty proved to be the winner as Cambridge hit back from 2-0 and 3-1 down, but were ultimately unable to force an equali...

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