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Caldwell’s kids handed a lesson by fired-up O’s

By Pete Loosley

EXETER CITY 1
Mitchell 48

LEYTON ORIENT 2
Pigott 55, Sotiriou 90+2
GARY Caldwell conceded his young Exeter side got what they deserved against Leyton Orient.
With seven players out through injury or on international duty, it was a lacklustre performance from his Exeter team, who went in front against the run of play through Demi Mitchell’s spectacular strike four minutes after half-time.
Joe Pigott levelled for the O’s, before Ruel Sotiriou’s longrange stoppage time strike went over the hands of Exeter goalkeeper Gary Woods and found the net to give Orient a win they dese...

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