Luton 0 Argyle 1

Luton Town 0 Argyle 1 Attendance: 7,864 (527 from the Dom Blizzard fan club) Dominic Blizzard's skilful foot work sealing the points for Argyle, who, for now, are in 5th place. And may I say, wow I don't remember putting this on here. Luton very much dominated the first half, with Lewis Alessandra having Argyle's only real chance, a 1-on-1 shot straight at Mark Tyler in the Hatters' goal. Luke McCormick saved well from Mark Cullen and Luke Guttridge to keep it level. Debutant Alex Bray came on for Jason Banton a quarter of an hour after the second half began, cue an eventful 10 minutes. Bray made several charging runs, before going down injured. A stretcher was brought on, but Bray carried on. Then, Argyle scored. Bray going down injured again as he passed to Reid. Reid laying it to Cox. Cox into Blizzard. Blizzard turning inside, then outside, then back inside, then outside onto his right again beating 3 defenders before finishing low to the keeper's left. A great technical goal. Bray then came off, a debut he won't forget that quickly. Deane Smalley coming on. Argyle felt they should've had a penalty, Steve McNulty appearing to handle in the area, nothing given. Argyle grew confident in their defending, Curtis Nelson heading away several crosses trying to protect Argyle's lead. Luton's last chance fell to big man Steve McNulty, his ambitious 30 yard strike, sailing well, well wide. Argyle's first points on the road this season. Blizzard's second ever Argyle goal. SkyBet MOTM: Reuben Reid Argyle starting XI: McCormick Mellor, Nelson, Hartley, McHugh Alessandra, Cox, O'Connor, Blizzard, Banton Reid Argyle subs: Bray for Banton - 60, Smalley for Bray - 70 Argyle unused subs: Bittner, Purrington, Norburn, Harvey, Thomas Luton Town XI: Tyler Connolly, McNulty, Lacey, Griffiths Rooney, Drury (Stevenson), Mpanzu, Guttridge, Howells (Lawless) Cullen (Lafayette)