Plymouth Argyle will have the support of nearly 3,000 traveling fans when they face Championship leaders Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.
Despite being underdogs, the 16th-placed Pilgrims will have a strong backing from their loyal supporters for the 480-mile journey to play a formidable opponent. This will mark the sixth time this season that Argyle will have the support of over 1,500 fans at away matches.
Argyle captain Joe Edwards expressed confidence in his team’s ability to give Leicester a tough challenge, despite acknowledging the opposition’s strength. He emphasized the positive and energetic approach of the team and the goal of making their supporters proud.
Reflecting on the competitive nature of the Championship, Edwards noted the differences in playing style and level of quality compared to his previous experience in the division. He highlighted the team’s commitment to learning and improving, as well as his personal growth and development as a player.
With Leicester boasting a strong home record, including wins in seven out of nine league games, the match at the King Power Stadium will present a significant test for the Pilgrims, who last played there 14 years ago.
Ultimately, Plymouth Argyle will rely on the unwavering support of their fans as they face the formidable challenge posed by Championship leaders Leicester City.
