Argyle’s late show in front of 29,000

BALI MUMBA struck in the 93rd minute to snatch a vital point for League One leaders PLYMOUTH in a top-of-the-table clash at third-placed IPSWICH. the match was watched by a crowd of 29,069 at Portman Road — a higher attendance than at 10 of Saturday’s 12 matches in the Championship — with Plymouth bringing 2,144 fans up from Devon.

Argyle boss Steven Schumacher said: ‘We were aggressive and tried to get on the front foot. the attitude of the players was very good and we deserved the point.’ SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY cut Plymouth’s lead at the top to three points with a 1-0 win at WYCOMBE. Will Vaulks’s rocket of a shot in the 13th minute was matched only by his acrobatic celebration and means the Owls are still unbeaten in the league since October.

DERBY remain fourth but manager Paul Warne gave his players a rollocking after they conceded after two minutes in a 3-2 win at CHELTENHAM. BOLTON are level on points with the Rams after a 3-0 victory over