Football>INT CF
Live Animation
Follow the match
INT CF
Bath City - City VS Plymouth Argyle Live
Bath City
07-18 22:00
0 - 3
End
Plymouth Argyle - City VS Plymouth Argyle Live Score
Plymouth Argyle
Live Match
Statistics
H2H
Bath City
Plymouth Argyle
Attacks
--
--
Dangerous Attacks
--
--
Ball Possession
--
--
On Target
--
--
Off Target
000--
000--
Important Events
Live text broadcast
End 0-3
53′
0-3
Halftime 0-2
45′
0-2
39′
0-1
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
Second yellow
Subsititution
Subsititution(injury)
VAR
Match Info

Plymouth Argyle Cruise to Comfortable Friendly Victory Over Bath City

Plymouth Argyle kicked off their pre-season preparations in emphatic fashion on July 18, 2026, securing a commanding 3-0 victory away at National League South side Bath City. The match, played at Twerton Park, served as an early test for the Pilgrims as they build towards the upcoming League One campaign.

The visitors dominated from the first whistle, showcasing a sharpness that belied the early stage of pre-season. Argyle's experienced frontline caused constant problems for a Bath City defense still finding its rhythm. The opening goal arrived midway through the first half when a swift counter-attack was finished coolly by a forward making his first appearance in green and white.

Bath City, who ply their trade two tiers below Plymouth, worked hard to contain the League One side but struggled to create clear chances. The home side’s best opportunity came from a long-range effort that sailed just over the crossbar just before the interval.

Second-Half Dominance Seals the Result

Manager Wayne Rooney used the second half to rotate his squad heavily, handing valuable minutes to fringe players and academy prospects. Despite the changes, Argyle maintained their control. A well-worked set piece led to the second goal, with a looping header finding the top corner. The scoring was rounded off late on as a substitute striker latched onto a through ball and slotted past the helpless Bath City goalkeeper.

For Bath City, the match provided a stern examination against higher-level opposition. Manager Danny Searle will have taken positives from the defensive organization shown in spells, but the gulf in class was clear. The 3-0 scoreline was a fair reflection of Plymouth’s superiority throughout.

The friendly was part of a busy pre-season schedule for both clubs. Bath City will now turn their attention to their own league campaign in the National League South, while Plymouth Argyle continue their preparations with further fixtures before the competitive season begins.