Plymouth Argyle come away from Stevenage with a hard-earned point after a 1–1 draw on the road.

Argyle were the better side in the first half, but it was Stevenage who burst out of the blocks after half-time, taking the lead with their first chance on 53 minutes. The hosts then enjoyed a strong spell of pressure until a triple substitution on 63 minutes completely shifted the momentum.

The return of Caleb Watts changed the game instantly. Just five minutes later, a free-kick won by Watts and some clumbsy defending led to the equaliser, finished calmly by Malachi Boateng after quick thinking from Watts. From there, Argyle pushed on and looked for a second, but couldn’t quite find a breakthrough.

Stevenage finished strongly in the final 10–15 minutes, with a crucial late save from Conor Hazard ensuring the points were shared.

Another scrappy contest, but a performance Argyle can take plenty of positives from. A strong away showing, a fourth consecutive away game unbeaten, and yet another fightback from a goal down. Since the run began away at Port Vale on 22 November, Argyle have taken 10 points from 12 on their travels (3 wins, 1 draw), plus an EFL Trophy win away at Leyton Orient.

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