Morecambe 2-2 Plymouth
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Darren Purse earned Plymouth a point away at Morecambe.
Luke Young put the Pilgrims ahead early on when he took the ball from Danny Carlton, advanced on goal and finished from the edge of the area.
Jordan Burrow headed home Izak Reid's cross to level, before Lewis Alessandra put the hosts ahead with a chipped effort over keeper Ollie Chenoweth.
After Barry Roche failed to make a proper connection with his attempted punch clear, Purse headed in for 2-2.
VIEWS FROM THE DRESSING ROOM:
Pressure is off Argyle - Fletcher
Plymouth Argyle manager Carl Fletcher told BBC Radio Devon:
"I thought we had the better of it in the first half, but they probably did in the second half.
"We controlled the tempo in the first half but got sloppy later, all in all I'm pleased with a draw.
"We could see a little bit of pressure off the lads' shoulders this week that has been there in recent weeks.
"Even though it's the end of the season and you've got nothing to play for, you want to be professional and do the right thing at the right time."
Bentley reflects on solid season
Morecambe manager Jim Bentley told BBC Radio Lancashire:
"From minute one, I thought we were poor and I thought it was very lacklustre. Goals change games and they got their noses in front.
"We said a few things at half time and asked for a response.
"Fair play to the lads, we got that response and went ahead with two good goals.
"You take a point and there's positives there. It was a game of two halves and probably a fair result on reflection."