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Will Evans at the double as Plymouth see off Alvechurch in FA Cup
Michael Baidoo and Ronan Curtis also netted for Argyle.
Plymouth Argyle scored four times after the break to beat Alvechurch 4-0 in the FA Cup first round at Home Park on Saturday, 7 November. Will Evans struck twice, with Michael Baidoo and Ronan Curtis also scoring for the home side.
The match was goalless at half-time. Evans opened the scoring in the 50th minute and added a second in the 69th. Baidoo made it 3-0 in the 78th minute, before Curtis completed the scoring two minutes later.
The result confirmed Plymouth’s progress from the tie, while Alvechurch’s involvement in this season’s competition ended. The match was played at Home Park in Plymouth.
Plymouth’s four goals came in a 30-minute spell after the interval. Evans’ second gave the hosts a two-goal lead, and Baidoo and Curtis then scored within two minutes of each other to make the final margin four.
The tie was part of the Emirates FA Cup first round. Plymouth finished the match with a clean sheet, with Alvechurch unable to score. The final score was Plymouth Argyle 4, Alvechurch 0.
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- 8 November 2026, 00:05
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- 8 November 2026, 00:40
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