Exeter City draw at Colchester but Taylor wants quality improvement
Summarised from DevonLive's report · Updated 18 Oct, 07:31 · Archive
Exeter City drew 0-0 away at Colchester United in a game lacking clear chances.
Exeter City drew 0-0 away at Colchester United after a largely uneventful afternoon. Charlie Cummins had Exeter's best effort, forcing a comfortable save from the goalkeeper, while Moses Sesay struck the crossbar for Colchester early in the second half. Bradley Ihionvien had a header ruled out for offside.
Manager Matt Taylor said he was pleased to take a point against what he described as 'an incredibly physical team'. However, he acknowledged that Exeter must improve certain aspects of their play. Taylor noted that the team's defensive record stands at six goals conceded in 11 games, the same number they have scored.
The result leaves Exeter in 16th place in League Two, two points off the play-offs. The club has two upcoming home games at St James Park, where they remain unbeaten this season.
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- Matt Taylor pleased with Exeter City’s effort but demands more quality"We know we have to improve certain aspects of our game in terms of another honest, another performance full of desire and determination"DevonLive · 17 Oct, 22:55
In this story: Exeter City · Colchester United · Matt Taylor · Charlie Cummins · Moses Sesay · Bradley Ihionvien · St James Park
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