Plymouth Argyle's creative output from the 2025/26 League One season has been detailed in a statistical report. The data, compiled by www.google.com and published this week, focuses on big chances created and total assists for the squad.
Who created the most chances for Plymouth?
The report highlights Lorent Tolaj and Malachi Boateng as the team's most prolific providers from last campaign. Both players registered eight total assists across the season. Ronan Curtis followed closely with six assists of his own. This creative trio were the primary architects in the final third for Argyle.
Other contributors included Herbie Kane, Joe Edwards, and Owen Oseni, who each provided three assists. A group of players, including Xavier Amaechi, Bradley Ibrahim, Caleb Watts, Owen Dale, Aribim Pepple, and Wes Harding, contributed two assists apiece. Several squad members, such as Matthew Sorinola, Mathias Ross, Brendan Sarpong-Wiredu, Joe Ralls, Joe Hatch, Luca Ashby-Hammond, and Victor Pálsson, each recorded a single assist.
Which players failed to register an assist?
The data also shows which regulars did not contribute a direct assist last term. Experienced midfielder Jamie Paterson, defender Alexander Mitchell, goalkeeper Conor Hazard, and defenders Kornél Szucs and Tegan Finn all finished the 2025/26 season with zero assists recorded. This breakdown offers a clear view of where attacking contributions originated across the pitch.
How does this relate to the current season?
These historical numbers provide context for Plymouth Argyle's current situation. As of 28 August 2026, the team finds itself 22nd in the League One table with just one point from two games. Their recent form reads DL, with two goals scored and four conceded for a minus two goal difference. They are already five points behind early leaders Bradford City.
The immediate challenge is a direct confrontation with that league leader. Argyle's next fixture is a home match against Bradford on 29 August 2026. You can view the full schedule on our fixtures page. This match presents a critical early opportunity to improve their standing.
What does the data mean for the squad?
Analyzing last season's assist chart helps identify key creative players who need to rediscover their form. The reliance on Tolaj and Boateng is evident, and their continued productivity will be vital for turning around the slow start. The team's current league position, visible on our standings page, underscores the need for more consistent chance creation.
The lack of assists from several defensive and midfield players also points to areas for tactical development. Building more threats from different areas of the team could be a focus. Supporters can track all player contributions on our dedicated stats section.
Moving forward, converting the creative work of last season into points this season is the clear objective. The upcoming match against the league leaders is a stern test of whether those creative foundations can translate into a much-needed positive result.
