Plymouth Argyle

  1. Bali Mumba

  3. Tom Cleverley looks down with his hand on his forehead after being sent off

  4. Ronan Curtis

  5. Plymouth Argyle's Aribim Pepple cups his hands to his ears as he runs to the fans to celebrate his match-winning goal.

  6. Matt Grimes of Coventry City challenges Marcelino Nunez of Ipswich Town

  7. Ronan Curtis in action for Port Vale.

  8. A white football with black panels on grass, with a goal net in the background

  9. Isaac Hutchinson in action for Cheltenham

  10. Law McCabe

  11. Joe Ralls

  12. (left to right) Anis Mehmeti, Imran Louza, Leo Castledine and Dylan Lawlor

  13. Caleb Watts chasing a ball

  14. Plymouth celebrate their goal at Stevenage

  15. Plymouth celebrate a goal

  16. A football post and net

  17. Joe Ralls is sent off

  18. Argyle's Galloway makes Afcon debut for Zimbabwe

    Brendan Galloway in action for ZimbabweGetty Images

    Brendan Galloway has played 16 times for Plymouth Argyle this season

    Plymouth Argyle defender Brendan Galloway made his Africa Cup of Nations debut in Zimbabwe's 1-1 draw with Angola in Morocco.

    The 29-year-old came on as a 37th-minute substitute for the injured Teenage Hadebe in the Group B fixture in Marrakesh.

    Having gone a goal down before Galloway was introduced, Zimbabwe equalised deep in first-half stoppage time through Knowledge Musona.

    Zimbabwe had chances to win the game after the break, but were grateful to Galloway as they secured their first point of the tournament when the Argyle defender made a key 90th-minute clearance as Angola went close to a winner.

    Having missed out on Zimbabwe's last Afcon appearance almost four years ago due to injury Galloway was named in the Warriors' squad for the tournament earlier this month.

    He was an unused substitute in his side's dramatic 2-1 loss to a Mohamed Salah-inspired Egypt earlier this week in the opening group match.

    Zimbabwe face South Africa in their final pool game on Monday 29 December.

  19. Reading celebrate a goal

  20. Coventry City players celebrating next to a large yellow question mark on a black background

  21. Simon Hallett pictured watching Plymouth Argyle

  22. Galloway's Zimbabwe suffer Afcon heartbreak

    Brendan GallowayShutterstock

    Brendan Galloway's last Zimbabwe cap came in a friendly against Algeria last month

    Plymouth Argyle defender Brendan Galloway was an unused substitute as his Zimbabwe team-mates lost 2-1 to Egypt in a dramatic Africa Cup of Nations opener.

    The Warriors led 1-0 at half-time thanks to Prince Dube's strike against the run of play midway through the first half.

    But Egypt piled on the pressure after the break with Manchester City forward Omar Marmoush equalising in the 64th minute before Liverpool star Mohamed Salah scored the winner in stoppage time.

    Galloway's next chance to play in the tournament comes on Friday when Zimbabwe face Angola at 12:30 GMT.

  23. Owen Dale

  24. Sam Parkin, Final Score EFL pundit

  25. Lorent Tolaj applauds Plymouth fans after his hat-trick at Doncaster Rovers