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DOYLE ON THE BOIL TO SAVE HIS NEW SIDE

Jay strike cancelled out in top encounter

By Jack Longstaff

JOY FOR JAY: Exeter City’s Matt Jay has scored

SWINDON and Exeter have wasted little time showing why they are setting the early-season pace.
It may only have been the third game of the season, but this entertaining encounter proved a worthy top-of-the-table clash between two well-matched sides.
Two second-half strikes made it impossible to separate these sides on the day, with Eoin Doyle cancelling out an earlier effort from Matt Jay, with both managers feeling they deserved something from the contest.
“The way w...

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