*Plymouth Argyle Stun Liverpool with Historic FA Cup Victory* In a remarkable FA Cup fourth-round match yesterday, Plymouth Argyle, currently at the bottom of the Championship, delivered a stunning 1-0 defeat to Premier League leaders Liverpool at Home Park. The decisive moment came in the 53rd minute when Liverpool's Harvey Elliott was penalized for a handball inside the box. Plymouth's Ryan Hardie stepped up and confidently converted the ensuing penalty, sending goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher the wrong way. Liverpool, having made ten changes to their starting lineup, struggled to find their rhythm throughout the match. Despite late efforts to equalize, including a notable save by Plymouth's goalkeeper Conor Hazard in stoppage time, the Reds were unable to break through. This victory marks a significant milestone for Plymouth Argyle, as they become the first team from outside the Premier League to eliminate the league leaders since Wigan Athletic's triumph over Manchester City in 2018. Plymouth's head coach, Miron Muslic, expressed his amazement after the match, stating, "I'm speechless, and normally they tell me I'm eloquent! It's a big moment, day for us." He praised his players for their exceptional performance and defensive efforts against a formidable Liverpool side. This historic win propels Plymouth Argyle into the fifth round of the FA Cup, marking their first appearance at this stage since the 2006/07 season. 👀Stay tuned for more updates on Golvia — _where sports meet passion_ ⚽🏀🎾🏆 ➡️Join the conversation on Golvia: golviasports.com