FREDDIE Issaka provided further evidence of just why he is so highly rated at Plymouth Argyle with a performance which got the Green Army off their seats in the 3-0 Carabao Cup victory over Cheltenham Town at Home Park and then coming off the bench to add a bit more energy into the game against Hull.
The exciting 18-year-old, who recently signed a long-term contract with the Pilgrims until 2028, produced an exciting display of attacking wing play during the first round tie on Wednesday night.
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