Plymouth Argyle to unveil plans for a new pounds 25m stadium
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Plymouth Argyle and Plymouth City Council are to unveil plans for a new pounds 25m stadium today. The 23,000 capacity all-seat construction is to be built on land near Argyle's Home Park ground in Central Park, and will be based on the Alfred McAlpine Stadium in Huddersfield.
After winning their first point of the season last Saturday, Poole Town returned to more typical form last night, losing 8-0 at home to Trowbridge Town in a Beazer Homes League Southern Division fixture.
NORTHERN IRELAND SQUAD (Friendly v Sweden, Belfast, 24 April): Fettis (Nottingham Forest), Davison (Bolton), Patterson (Luton), Hunter (Wrexham), Hill (Leicester), Rowland (West Ham), Worthington (Leeds), Morrow (Arsenal), Lennon (Leicester), Lomas (Manchester City), Gillespie (Newcastle), O'Neill (Hibernian), Magilton (Southampton), Hughes (West Ham), Quinn (Blackpool), McMahon (Tottenham), O'Boyle (St Johnstone).
WALES SQUAD (International friendly v Switzerland, Lugano, 24 April): Marriott (Wrexham), Coyne (Tranmere); Jenkins (Huddersfield), Symons (Manchester City), Coleman (Blackburn), Page (Watford), Bowen (Norwich), Horne (Everton), Pembridge (Sheffield Wednesday), Goss (Norwich), V Jones (Wimbledon), Speed (Leeds), Legg (Birmingham), Robertson (Charlton), Hartson (Arsenal), Saunders (Galatasaray), Blake (Bolton), Taylor (Sheffield Utd).
BRAZIL OLYMPIC SQUAD (Friendly v South Africa, Johannesburg, 24 April): Goalkeepers: Dida (Cruzeiro), Rogerio (Sao Paulo). Defenders: Ze Maria (Portuguesa), Andre Luis (Sao Paulo), Ze Roberto (Portuguesa), Aldair (Roma), Carlinhos (Guarani), Alexandre Lopes (Corinthians), Ronaldo Guiaro (Atletico Mineiro). Midfielders: Flavio Conceicao (Palmeiras), Amaral (Palmeiras), Ze Elias (Corinthians), Emerson (Gremio Porto Alegre), Rivaldo (Palmeiras), Jamelli (Santos). Forwards: Bebeto (Deportivo La Coruna), Savio (Flamengo), Luizao (Palmeiras).
TUESDAY'S LATE RESULTS: International friendly (Ankara): Turkey 1 (Rahim 48) Azerbaijan 0. Libertadores Cup first round Group One: Cerro Porteno (Par) 2 Espoli (Ec) 1. Group Three: San Jose (Bol) 2 Junior (Col) 0. Group Four: Universidad Catolica (Chile) 2 Botafogo (Br) 1. Group Five: San Lorenzo (Arg) 4 Minerven (Ven) 0.
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