Plymouth 0-1 Swansea

Jason Scotland scored 29 goals for the Swans last season
Jason Scotland scored his first goal of the season to hand Swansea the points against a poor Plymouth side.
Darren Pratley's ball over the top two minutes before the break found Scotland to fire past keeper Graham Stack from close range.
The home side thought they had drawn level early into the second half but referee Andy D'Urso adjudged Swansea keeper Dorus de Vries was impeded.
But that was as much as they could offer as they rarely troubled de Vries in the Swansea goal.
Plymouth manager Paul Sturrock
"If you don't keep the ball when you have possession and give it away as much as we did to a team like Swansea, exactly what happened today will happen.
"I worry about my team's belief. We knew it was going to be hard, and it's going to be harder.
"That was probably the poorest performance I've had for a long time from a team."
Swansea goalscorer Jason Scotland
"We had to grind it out but it was a great result and a great three points.
"It is a difficult decision but I will be looking to carry on with my goal-scoring form.
"I can't say how many I'm going to get, but hopefully it will be around 20."
Plymouth: Stack, Duguid, Doumbe, Seip, Barker, Puncheon, Summerfield (McNamee 60), Walton, Clark, Fallon (Easter 69), MacLean (Mackie 69).
Subs Not Used: Paterson, Timar.
Booked: Summerfield.
Swansea: De Vries, Rangel, Monk, Williams, Painter, Pratley (Gomez 73), Bodde, Britton, Gower, Butler, Scotland (Pintado 77).
Subs Not Used: Tate, Brandy, Bauza.
Booked: Britton.
Goals: Scotland 44.
Att: 9,203
Ref: Andy D'Urso (Essex).