Hardie was also on the scoresheet, and Bundu scored twice against Frank Lampard’s team. With two games remaining, they are three points from safety and are in the drop zone alongside Cardiff City and Luton Town, remaining in 24th place in the standings.
According to a report by PlymouthLive, Muslic expressed satisfaction with the three points and added afterward:
“I think this trio was extremely dangerous but supported with a good structure in behind. If you see how our back three, or back five, played, how organised, how clean we were in our defending, with a very strong Adam (Randell) and a brilliant Darko (Gyabi). Everything worked off the script.”
Plymouth Argyle latest regarding Darko Gyabi
Gyabi has been a Portsmouth Argyle regular in the centre of the pitch. He has made 47 appearances for PAFC across all competitions, 41 of which have been in the league, and he has contributed two assists and one goal.
He is scheduled to return to Elland Road this summer after being loaned to the Pilgrims from Leeds United. The Whites will need to decide what to do with him in the future.
Up until June 2026, the 21-year-old is bound by a contract with his parent club. In order to get further experience, he was authorised to leave on a temporary basis once more last year.
In the most recent campaign, Gyabi also visited Home Park. Before coming back for a second stint, he helped the Devon team stay afloat last year.
Will Plymouth Argyle stay up?
They are not going down without a fight, Plymouth Argyle. PAFC had excellent character and won the match against Coventry City in an amazing manner.
However, Hull City, Derby County, and Luton Town, three nearby teams, all triumphed. To have a chance of survival and hoping that their opponents drop points, the Pilgrims must win both of their remaining games. Time is running out.
Next up for Muslic’s team is an away game against Paul Heckingbottom’s Preston North End this weekend in Deepdale. They then play Leeds United, who have already been promoted, at home on the last day.
