Exeter City advance in EFL Trophy after penalty shootout win
Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 7 Oct, 16:14 · Archive
Exeter City won a penalty shootout to progress in the EFL Trophy.
Exeter City progressed in the EFL Trophy after winning a penalty shootout, putting them on the verge of reaching the knockout stages of the competition. It was described as a 'really positive' night for the club.
Taylor Perry marked a positive contribution to the victory by scoring his first goal for Exeter City. The club's management has set an ambitious target, with the ultimate aim being to reach Wembley in the competition.

How it is being reported
- Perry hopes for more goals after first Exeter strikeTaylor Perry hopes he can score more goals for Exeter City after finding the net for the first time.BBC Devon · 7 Oct, 15:37
- 'We want to win it' - Exeter City's target for the Jersey Mike's Trophy"Obviously, the end goal is Wembley."DevonLive · 7 Oct, 11:58
- 'Really positive' night for Exeter City after EFL Trophy penalty shootout winExeter City are on the verge of making the knockout stages of the EFL TrophyDevonLive · 6 Oct, 23:11
- Exeter City need to set the tempo in EFL Trophy 'knockout' tieVictory for City and they will be through - lose and they'll probably be knocked outDevonLive · 6 Oct, 09:00
In this story: Exeter City · Taylor Perry · Wembley · EFL Trophy
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