PLYMOUTH Argyle are still in ‘a fantastic position’ and over-achieving when it comes to the amount of points they have already picked up this season, manager Ryan Lowe declared.
Lowe has seen his side relinquish top spot in League One after successive defeats away to Charlton Athletic (2-0) and at home to Wycombe Wanderers (3-0).
But going into their 20th game of the season against Wigan Athletic at Home Park today they are in third position with 36 points and 10 wins.
Wigan are fourth, one point behind, having played two fixtures fewer than the Pilgrims, so the clash between the two teams in front of an expected 15,000 crowd has the potential to be an exciting one.
Lowe said: “They are all big games. We respect every team that comes here. For us, we just need to make sure we get back on track a little bit in terms of, first and foremost, keeping the back door shut.
“We have been absolutely superb up until the last couple of games, but even then there is the odd error in there.
Continue reading your story on the app
Continue reading your story in the newspaper
College offers guidance for study seekers
OPEN DAY CAN BE FIRST STEP ON ROAD TO QUALIFICATIONS
Tributes paid to 'visionary' head of city school
BEST PART OF 20 YEARS IN CHARGE IN DEVONPORT
CANARIES EYE COOPER
PILGRIMS' ACADEMY GRADUATE IS HIGHLY-RATED 'KEEPER
City stage remarkable comeback to clinch title
MANCHESTER City staged a sensational comeback from 2-0 down to retain the Premier League title with a dramatic 3-2 win over Aston Villa.
Handlebar moustache well-dressed bikers hit road for Movember
BIKERS up and down the UK, including astronaut Tim Peake, put on their finest clothing on Sunday to raise money for men's health.
Award sets standards for food and drink trade
SUSTAINABILITY IS TARGET FOR DEVON BUSINESSES
Saltash joins city in celebrating Jubilee
STREET PARTIES AND BEST PUDDING COMPETITIONS
Bere Alston station is given boost by volunteers
VOLUNTEERS from Network Rail and GWR recently joined forces with Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership and students from the University of Plymouth to give the disused platform and old signal box at Bere Alston station a much-needed spring clean.
Council leader wants to upgrade city's economy
'HIGHER-VALUE JOBS' ARE TARGET FOR TORY
Mum given parking fine as daughter had seizure
PARAMEDIC MOVED CAR AS BOBBI WENT TO HOSPITAL
