Plymouth Argyle fights for survival after dramatic Portsmouth win

Plymouth Argyle manager Miron Muslic expressed optimism about his team's chances of avoiding relegation from the Championship following a significant 2-1 victory over Portsmouth, their first away win in 20 games. The win lifted Argyle to just three points away from safety, despite remaining at the bottom of the table with nine games left to play. Muslic praised the team's fighting spirit and highlighted the importance of Ryan Hardie's return from injury, who assisted the first goal and scored the second. He emphasized that the victory was a morale boost after a tough period and noted the need to maintain this momentum in upcoming matches. Argyle is set to face Derby County next, a crucial encounter as they continue their battle for survival. Muslic stated, "We are still where we are, that hasn't changed, but we are alive," reflecting the team's renewed hope.