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VALIANTS TURN IN ‘PERFECT AWAY PERFORMANCE’ TO BEAT GRECIANS

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 September 2025

VALIANTS TURN

By Stu James

EXETER CITY 0
EXETER: Whitworth 5, Turns 7 (Wilson 84) Fitzwater 6, Andrew 6, McMillan 6, Brierley 6, Doyle-Hayes 5 (Cole 71, 6) Niskanen 6, Aitchison 6 (Francis 11, 6) Cox 5 (Wareham 71, 6) Magennis 6. Subs not used: Bycroft, Woodhouse, Oakes. Marosi, Faal, Lawrence-Gabri Att: 6,221 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Matthew Russell 6/10 half to settle the contest.

PORT VALE 2
Paton 4, Cole 45
PORT Vale manager Darren Moore celebrated a ‘perfect away performance’ which brought victory at Exeter.
PORT VALE: Gauci 7, Humphreys 6, He...

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