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Lee’s late show just enough to pip Blues

By Stu James

EXETER City manager Matt Taylor felt his young side thoroughly deserved their dramatic, stoppage time win over Ipswich Town, which saw them progress to the quarter-finals of the Leasing.com Trophy.
Former Ipswich favourite Lee Martin haunted his former club by poking home the winner three minutes into stoppage time after Town striker Will Keane had cancelled out Nicky Ajose’s first half opener for Exeter.
“I was elated on New Year’s Day with our second half performance (in the 1-0 win at Forest Green), but I felt we deserved to win the game today,” Ta...

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