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On Saturday afternoon at Cheltenham Town, the Pilgrims' under-18 side secured the point required to clinch the EFL Youth Alliance Merit League One title.

On a day where all Argyle Academy age groups got to experience competitive action on the Home Park pitch, the Pilgrims’ under-18 side put in a superb display to blow away Forest Green Rovers and climb to the top of the EFL Youth Alliance Merit League One table.

Argyle made it three Merit League games undefeated with this deserved victory, in very windy conditions, at Harper’s Park.

The young Pilgrims cruised to a comfortable 3-0 victory at Yeovil Town in Merit League action on Tuesday afternoon.

The young Pilgrims played out a goalless Merit League draw with Newport County on Saturday morning at Harper’s Park.

Argyle's Academy youngsters can count themselves unfortunate to have lost their opening South West Regional Merit League tie against Exeter City at the Cliff Hill Training Ground.

The young Pilgrims’ good recent form went out of the window in a below-par defeat against Cheltenham Town on Saturday.

Two goals in each half were enough to see Argyle ease to the victory that leaves them on the brink of securing a fifth-placed finish in the EFL Youth Alliance League.

Argyle's youngsters can take a lot of positives from this narrow defeat to a U’s side that moved to the top of the EFL Youth Alliance table.

The Greens recorded their third consecutive victory in some style to move above their hosts, Forest Green Rovers, in the EFL Youth Alliance League.

Two goals from Jamal Salawu, either side of Angel Waruih's effort, were enough to see Argyle beyond their south-coast rivals.

Oscar Massey's hat-trick fired Argyle's youngsters their first EFL Youth Alliance victory of 2021 on Tuesday.

Argyle's youngsters could be excused wondering how they had lost this EFL Youth Allilance fixture, after twice taking the lead in Bristol.

This was not the start that Argyle hoped for upon the resumption of their EFL Youth Alliance season as three second half goals sent them crashing to defeat in Wiltshire.

Bournemouth might be the favourites to win the EFL Youth Alliance division, but a fast-improving young Argyle side restricted the Cherries to only a point for the second time this season.

After impressive draws away at Exeter and Bournemouth in the past week, this was a game that the Argyle youngsters were expected to win, but their visitors defended in depth, making it hard for their hosts.

The young Pilgrims played out a superb EFL Youth Alliance comeback from two goals down at AFC Bournemouth to rescue a point against a Cherries outfit tipped to win the division.

Substitute Rhys Shirley's equaliser, in the third minute of stoppage time, ended the young Pilgrims’ run of three consecutive defeats Youth Alliance defeats.

The young Pilgrims deserved better than to suffer a last-minute defeat at the hands of EFL Youth Alliance league leaders AFC Bournemouth in the opening round of the Youth Alliance cup at Bolitho Park.

Having experienced extra-time heartbreak in the FA Youth Cup in midweek, the young Greens fell to disappointing defeat against Oxford United at Bolitho Park.