RELEGATION HARD TO GET ED AROUND

JOE EDWARDS admits Plymouth's late rally makes relegation even harder to stomach.

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Argyle knew their two-season stay in the second tier had effectively ended after Luton had won in the early kick-off.

They responded by beating Preston to make it 16 points from the last nine games, although Edwards says the Hatters' victory was a hammer blow.

The Pilgrims skipper (above) said: "It makes you feel sick when you hear that news. That was a really tough situation.

"I don't think that will happen many times when you are in the warm-up and you find out the news of that stature.