Two goals from Harry Hogg, in the 28th and 48th minutes, gave Argyle's Academy Two opponents a distinct advantage but this Pilgrims side do not know when they are beaten.
Jamie Lowry made a quick double substitution and it paid dividends as James Sharpe, who had replaced Kian Burch, tapped the ball home in the 69th minute.
Lowry made another double change on 77 minutes and once again it worked as Argyle were quickly back on level terms with Billy Devlin steering home the equaliser from a corner.
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