“I thought the second goal was one of the best we’ve scored all season, so deservedly [we] went in at half-time two goals to the good,” said Cleverley following Plymouth Argyle’s impressive 3-0 victory over Wigan.

This win marks a significant moment for Plymouth Argyle, who have now achieved five wins from their last six league matches. Bim Pepple was a standout performer, scoring two goals in the match, bringing his tally to an impressive 10 goals in just 11 matches.

Caleb Watts contributed to the victory by netting the third goal, further solidifying Plymouth’s position as a competitive force in the league. The team’s newfound defensive solidity, featuring Mathias Ross and Alex Mitchell, has been crucial in their recent success.

“Ronan [Curtis] has been outstanding since he’s come to the football club and he’s ours,” Cleverley added, highlighting the impact of the new signing. Curtis’s performance has been pivotal in the team’s resurgence.

Additionally, the January transfer window brought in Herbie Kane and Wes Harding, both of whom have added depth and quality to the squad. Cleverley expressed satisfaction with these additions, stating, “Herbie, we’re obviously very happy with. I’d like him to be ours, he’s doing great for the football club and he adds real class into the middle of the park and you can put Wes Harding in that [class] bracket as well.”

Plymouth Argyle is now aiming to break into the top six for the first time this season, a significant goal considering their past struggles with away performances. The team’s current form suggests they are well on their way to achieving this target.

As the season progresses, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see if Plymouth can maintain their momentum and secure a playoff spot in football league one.

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