Plymouth Argyles second away game at Queens Park Rangers had Wayne Rooney's side share the spoils in a game where they were down to 10 men at the half hour mark.

A frustrated Wayne Rooney watched his side go a goal down within two minutes from a corner. Argyle were not rattled this time like they were away to Sheffield Wednesday however. Dominating the rest of the first half with some good ball possession it took a wonder goal from Morgan Whittaker 25 yards out to level up for Argyle. Frustratingly moments later Adam Forshaw with a needless foul collected a second yellow card reducing Wayne Rooney's Argyle to 10 men. Rangers failed to capitalise on the extra man advantage and although they had the better of the chances in the first half Argyle dominated the possession.

The second half did see Rangers trying to utilise that advantage but frustrated by a man of the match performance from Plymouth Argyles Connor Hazard in goal. Wayne Rooney tried to change things up with attacking substitutions on the 60m mark but even with the relentless pressure from QPR right until the final whistle, grit and determination rewarded Plymouth Argyle with a share of the points. Not withstanding late in the game Freddie Issaka receiving a straight red reducing Argyle further to 9 men for the last minutes of the game.

Overall, further signs of improvement from Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle. The feeling from that game was like it felt like a win considering the circumstances of the game. We go marching on! 👍👊💚.

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