Plymouth Argyle v Southampton as Sky TV cameras come to Home Park

Despite a two-division gap last season, only two spots now separate Plymouth and Southampton in the 2023/24 campaign.

Is there a live stream of the Plymouth vs Southampton match?

Yes. The Sky cameras are at Home Park and you can watch the game live on Sky Sports Football from the kick off time of 12:30PM Saturday August 19th.

You can also go live in play from Plymouth with Bet365:

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Plymouth’s commendable performance places them above Southampton, purely based on goal difference.

Odds Favor Plymouth at Home Park
Steven Schumacher’s team, which clinched a win in League One, has odds of 3.95 to secure a victory in the upcoming match at Home Park.

Given that they’ve emerged victorious in 26 out of their last 29 home games, Plymouth stands strong as a contender.

This is especially true considering Southampton’s current uncertainty due to potential player transfers.

Scoring Record: Plymouth’s Home Advantage
Remarkably, Plymouth has been unable to score in just four home games across all contests since the 2022/23 season kick-off.

This is the reason behind the odds of 3.65 favoring a Southampton victory without Plymouth scoring.

However, under Russell Martin’s management, no other team has netted more goals than Plymouth in the first two matches of the league.

Southampton delivered a thrilling performance in their 4-4 draw at home against Norwich City, sitting two positions lower.

Adam Armstrong showed composure, netting a penalty in the 97th minute to ensure Saints secured a point.

On Monday morning, team leader James Ward-Prowse finalized his £30 million move to West Ham United.

Furthermore, Chelsea is in talks for a £53 million deal for Romeo Lavia. In terms of injuries, Saints will be missing Will Smallbone due to an ankle issue.

Score forecast: Argyle to triumph 1-0.