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Bolton win 2-0 at Plymouth
Bolton Wanderers beat Plymouth Argyle 2-0 after an early corner goal set the tone and a late Szucs header sealed it; Plymouth's squad depth and recruitment plan are under scrutiny.

Plymouth Argyle lose 2-0 to Bolton Wanderers as manager Tom Cleverley evaluates squad depth and forward options
Bolton Wanderers edge Plymouth Argyle 2-0
Bolton Wanderers beat Plymouth Argyle 2-0 at home, with Eoin Toal scoring the opener from a corner and Kornel Szucs adding a late header to seal the win. Plymouth created few clear chances and looked short of cutting edge as the game moved through the final minutes.
Cleverley said the first 10-15 minutes set the tone and that his team did not respond to the opening blow. He noted injuries left Plymouth short in numbers and signaled a need to strengthen in the transfer market, while praising some substitutes who offered a spark as the match wore on.
Key Takeaways
"Our squad is too thin for this level"
Cleverley on squad depth
"We need to work hard in the market"
Recruitment plans
"The substitutes gave us a spark today"
Impact from replacements
"They showed more quality in the second half"
Opponent performance
Plymouth face a tough test turning early promise into consistent attacking threat. Cleverley must balance a thin squad with a busy schedule while planning recruitment to avoid a slow start to the campaign. Bolton’s performance in the second half exposes gaps Plymouth must address quickly. The manager will rely on the positives from substitutes to keep the competitive edge in training and match days.
This early setback also highlights how much depends on the market within Plymouth economic realities. If recruitment lags, fans may grow impatient; if new players arrive, the team can find a steadier footing and push for positive results in upcoming fixtures.
Highlights
- Depth now defines Plymouth this season
- Substitutes gave a spark when it mattered
- Recruitment must move quickly
- Bolton showed quality after the break
Squad depth and budget concerns risk Plymouth Argyle
The manager points to injuries and a thin squad as a risk while signaling a need for new players. If recruitment slows, fan reaction and performance drops could follow.
The coming weeks will reveal how Cleverley plans to stabilize a thin squad
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