Galloway delighted with contribution for Argyle

HARD work on set pieces is paying off for Plymouth Argyle, and their inform defender Brendan Galloway in particular with the stopper getting three goals in the last four games, all of them coming from corners, writes Chris Errington.

- Chris Errington

Galloway added to his tally with the winning goal when the Pilgrims beat Luton Town, one of his former clubs, 1-0 at Home Park on Saturday.

Argyle clinched a third consecutive League One victory after Galloway scored in first half added time when a Lorent Tolaj header from a Ronan Curtis corner was pushed away by goalkeeper Josh Keeley and he was able to hook the ball into the net.

The Zimbabwe international was also on target with close range finishes from corners in the 3-0 home league defeat of Burton Albion and the 4-3 Vertu Trophy victory over Bristol Rovers.

Galloway said: "We work a lot on set pieces. So to see it paying off is really good. I think we need to keep on going at because we can feel in ourselves that we are a real threat from it.