DEFENDER Lewis Gibson has a thigh injury which is likely to rule him out of Plymouth Argyle's away game against Leeds United next Saturday after he had to sit out the 3-3 draw with Preston North End at Home Park on Saturday because of it.
Gibson had played every minute of the Pilgrims' first 11 Championship matches this season and was one of their best, most consistent performers. However, he picked up a knock during the 1-0 defeat away to Millwall last Wednesday and although he was able to finish that game he was not fit to face Preston.
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'A STUPID TACKLE
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Argyle must find an answer to away-day embarrassment
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Hope ends in heartbreak once again
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Starmer's tribute to brother Nick, 60
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Badenoch hits back at Reform
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German election date
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