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Exeter 0-4 Orient: Boss Taylor applauds his hat-trick hero Matt Jay

MATT JAY was hailed by Exeter City boss Matt Taylor after scoring the first hat-trick of his career in the Grecians’ rout of Leyton Orient.
Jay stole the headlines with his treble, but it was Joel Randall who got Exeter off to the perfect start with the opening goal of the game.
The Grecians could have won by a larger margin with Orient struggling to create anything of note and such was Exeter’s dominance, with all four goals coming in the first 50 minutes, that Taylor was able rest players ahead of Tuesday’s trip to Scunthorpe.
“Matt Jay has earnt what he is this season,” said Taylor.
“He ...

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