York manager Jackie McNamara facing enforced changes for Plymouth visit
New York boss Jackie McNamara could be forced to make a number of changes for his side's League Two clash with Plymouth at Bootham Crescent.
Defender Marvin McCoy is suspended after picking up his fifth booking of the season while on-loan Bryn Morris is away with the England Under-20s.
The Minstermen will give late tests to Ben Godfrey and Vadaine Oliver, both of whom went off with slight knocks in the midweek Johnstone's Paint Trophy defeat to Barnsley.
The pair were replaced by David Tutonda and Jake Hyde respectively, both of whom are in line to start against the league leaders.
Argyle will again have to make do without talisman Reuben Reid for the long trip north.
The 27-year-old striker is still missing with a hip injury and has sat out the last five Argyle matches - having scored six league goals before then.
And manager Derek Adams, who saw his side lose 5-3 in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy to Millwall on Tuesday, admits the Pilgrims are missing the influence of the former West Brom man.
"We've missed him, but we haven't missed him too much because we've scored three goals and we've won games," he told BBC Radio Devon.
Source: PAR
