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Plymouth Argyle

Plymouth lost in the Play-Off Final at Wembley in May, and will no doubt be a threat again under Derek Adams.

The Pilgrims have retained the majority of their squad from last season as expected, but have pulled off a bit of a coup in signing former Scotland international David Goodwillie if he can get back to the form that saw him earn a move to the Premier League with Blackburn Rovers five years ago.

New Town signing Luke Summerfield began his career at the South Coast club, so he will be looking forward to the prospect of facing the Pilgrims.   

Manager: Derek Adams
10-Jan-04 H Plymouth D 0-0

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Portsmouth

Portsmouth are one of the big boys in League Two, and Paul Cook's men will be hoping to go one better this time out after defeat in the play-offs to Plymouth at the end of last season.

A torrid few years for the 2008 FA Cup winners saw them relegated from the Premier League to League Two within the space of four years.

However, after several short term managerial appointments, Pompey will be hoping that the worst is behind them and that former Chesterfield boss Cook can begin the team's rise up the leagues once again.

New Town signing Ben Davies was their Player of the Year last year, so the games against Portsmouth will certainly be something to look forward to for him.

26-Aug-02 Portsmouth L 1-0

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Stevenage

Stevenage finished in the lower reaches of the table last season, but will be hoping that their end of season form under Darren Sarll was a sign of things to come.

Sarll took over from former England international Teddy Sheringham in February, and the club lost only one of their last nine games in charge, which means there have been very few changes at Broadwall Way so far this summer.

Interestingly enough, Town and Stevenage have never met each other in a competitive fixture, so that will be a first this coming season.  

Manager: Darren Sarll
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Wycombe Wanderers

Town's first away game in their return to League Two will see them head to Wycombe Wanderers, who finished last season disappointingly.

Gareth Ainsworth's side saw their play-off challenge fade and ultimately finish in the bottom half, which was something of a setback after reaching the Play-Off Final the previous season, so they will be looking for a better campaign for sure.

Manager: Gareth Ainsworth

11-Oct-08 H Wycombe D 1-1

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Yeovil Town

Yeovil kept their heads above water last season, with boss Darren Wray doing a terrific job in keeping them up after they were bottom of the table at the turn of the year.

Wray will be looking to use that form as a springboard for a better season at a club that were in the Championship two seasons ago before consecutive relegations.

Manager: Darren Way

26-Feb-05 H Yeovil Town W 2-1