Plymouth Argyle

  1. Lorent Tolaj celebrates scoring for Plymouth

  3. Fans hold a bedsheet banner saying 'The Fans Expect The Best' in a football stadium.

  4. Brendan Wiredu wearing a navy coat with the Plymouth Argyle badge on it. He is sitting on a chair in the stand of a stadium.

  5. The Championship play-off final trophy being lifted

  6. Owen Oseni

  7. Bim Pepple celebrates scoring for Plymouth against Huddersfield

  8. Plymouth midfielder Wiredu undergoes surgery

    Brendan WireduShutterstock

    Brendan Wiredu has played 38 times for Plymouth Argyle this season

    Plymouth Argyle midfielder Brendan Wiredu will be out for four weeks after having abdominal surgery.

    The 26-year-old has been playing with an issue for the past few weeks

    "He's putting himself through everything," head coach Tom Cleverley said.

    "He can perform to a certain level, it's just that top-end explosive movements that are causing him real pain.

    "It's a fairly straightforward abdominal procedure that he'll have that will put him out for four weeks."

    The injury leaves Argyle light in midfield with loanee Herbie Kane unable to play against parent club Huddersfield Town on Saturday and Bradley Ibrahim also out.

    The club have recalled Caleb Roberts from his loan spell at National League club Truro City to cover the position.

    Cleverley will also make late calls on the fitness of top scorer Lorent Tolaj, midfielder Caleb Watts and defender Wes Harding before Saturday's clash with the Terriers at Home Park.

  9. A composite image of Kim Hellberg, Kieran McKenna and Alex Neil

  10. Seb Campbell in action for Plymouth Argyle

  11. Bim Pepple in action for Plymouth Argyle

  12. Mathias Ross celebrates scoring for Argyle

  13. Conor Hazard in action during a game.

  14. EFL match ball

  15. Reading v Plymouth

  16. Plymouth Argyle boss Tom Cleverley pointing towards his players from the touchline with his right hand while pursing his lips together.

  17. Plymouth Argyle boss Tom Cleverley in the foreground punching the air in celebration after his side's victory at Wigan Athletic while defender Owen Dale stands with hands on hips in the background

  18. Bim Pepple scores for Plymouth

  19. Action from Plymouth Argyle v Doncaster Rovers

  20. Home Park

  21. Devon derby moved to lunchtime kick-off

    Brendan Wiredu tackles Akeel Higgins during the Devon derbyShutterstock

    Exeter City beat Plymouth Argyle when the two sides met in October

    The League One encounter between Plymouth Argyle and Exeter City on Saturday, 11 April will kick off at 12:30 BST.

    The game at Home Park, the second meeting between the Devon rivals this season, had been scheduled for a 15:00 BST start time.

    Exeter beat Argyle 2-0 at St James Park in October thanks to goals from Reece Cole and Akeel Higgins - Exeter's first win in the fixture for six years.

    The Grecians have not played at Home Park since 31 October 2022 when they lost 4-2 in former manager Gary Caldwell's second game in charge.

  22. Tom Cleverley

  23. Plymouth v Doncaster

  24. Alex Mitchell

  25. Julio Pleguezuelo