LUKE McCormick is at the top of his game, according to Argyle manager John Sheridan.
The Pilgrims’ goalkeeper produced several fine saves – and one phenomenal stop to deny Jordan Chapell – as Argyle extended their unbeaten run to eight matches with a 1-1 draw at Torquay on Tuesday night.“Luke made one wonder save in the first half,” said John, “an unbelievable save.
“He’s playing at the top of his game at the moment. I thought he played really well.
“He was a bit more involved than I would have liked, but that’s what he’s there for – he’s a very good ’keeper.”
Luke was beaten in the sixth minute by Elliot Benyon, who rammed the ball home after Daniel Mozika’s shot had been well saved by McCormick.
“It was a great save from Luke in the first place,” said John, “and then their lad switches on a little bit quicker than us.”
The lead last barely three minute as Reuben Reid levelled from the penalty spot after Luke Young’s free-kick was handled by the Torquay defensive wall.
John said: “Sometimes, when [the opposition] score and they hold on for a certain amount of time, it is hard to get back into the game but, luckily we got back in it quite quickly after they scored.”