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JOHNSON NEEDS FRESH FACES IN SOON

Match Verdict
EXETER CITY showed remarkable composure and character to recover from conceding twice in the opening 12 minutes at Cheltenham Town.
There were no signs of panic on the bench and Paul Tisdale simply told his players to continue as they had been and things would turn.
He was proved right as they showed what a potent attacking force they are with a fine freekick from Jordan Moore- Taylor giving the 774 travelling fans something to cheer and it was not long before Reuben Reid made it 2-2. The second was even more impressive with Reid and Liam McAlinden linking up well and further ...

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