Stevenage and Plymouth played out a 1-1 draw in League One.
Luther Wildin put the home side ahead after 53 minutes, only for Malachi Boateng to equalise 15 minutes later.
Argyle’s Joe Ralls went the closest for either side in the first half, his first-time, side-footed shot from the edge of the box bending and dipping but striking the crossbar.
And it was Plymouth who had the better chances, an unmarked Mathias Ross glancing a header wide at the back post when he should have scored.
Stevenage, as they have been of late, were defending well while showing little in attack, but they began the second half brighter and took the lead when Wildin collected a Phoenix Patterson cross and fired home with his left foot.
But an error from Harvey White in failing to clear a poor free-kick after 68 minutes allowed Caleb Watts to pick up the loose ball and square for Boateng to smash home a low finish through a crowd of players.
Lorent Tolaj went close for Argyle, while there were chances for White, Carl Piergianni and Chem Campbell at the other end, but none were taken.
