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I hadn’t realised just how well Plymouth have been doing in 2026 until I saw a post on Facebook last night which highlighted the fact that they have the second-highest League One points tally so far this year.
The table for games played from 01/01/2026 to present looks like this:
1 - Lincoln - P 16, W 12, D 4, L 0, Pts 40
2 - Plymouth - P 16, W 10, D 3, L 3, Pts 33
3 - Cardiff - P17, W 8, D 6, L 3, Pts 30
4 - Bolton - P 17, W 7, D 8, L 2, Pts 29
5 - Reading - P 17, W 8, D 5, L 4, Pts 29
6 - Wycombe - P 16, W 8, D 3, L 5, Pts 27
Plymouth were in the relegation zone on New Year’s Eve. They’re now 7th, just one point short of the play-offs. That’s some turnaround, especially as striker Lorent Tolaj has been missing through injury for the last month.
It’s just as well from our perspective that Argyle had such a slow start, but they can do us a favour in their next game on Good Friday when they play Bolton at Home Park.
The table for games played from 01/01/2026 to present looks like this:
1 - Lincoln - P 16, W 12, D 4, L 0, Pts 40
2 - Plymouth - P 16, W 10, D 3, L 3, Pts 33
3 - Cardiff - P17, W 8, D 6, L 3, Pts 30
4 - Bolton - P 17, W 7, D 8, L 2, Pts 29
5 - Reading - P 17, W 8, D 5, L 4, Pts 29
6 - Wycombe - P 16, W 8, D 3, L 5, Pts 27
Plymouth were in the relegation zone on New Year’s Eve. They’re now 7th, just one point short of the play-offs. That’s some turnaround, especially as striker Lorent Tolaj has been missing through injury for the last month.
It’s just as well from our perspective that Argyle had such a slow start, but they can do us a favour in their next game on Good Friday when they play Bolton at Home Park.
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