SAM Cosgrove made it three goals in his first six games for Plymouth Argyle as they beat Wycombe Wanderers 1-0 at Adams Park.
The 6ft 4in on-loan Birmingham City striker scored a penalty as early as the eighth minute as he made his first league start for the Pilgrims.
Cosgrove was on spot-kick duty because Ryan Hardie, who has netted three penalties already this term, was among the substitutes.
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