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LAW POPS UP TO SAVE GRECIANS’ RECORD

By Jack Longstaff

NICKY Law maintained Exeter City’s unbeaten start to the season with a stoppage-time penalty in a thrilling 2-2 draw with Leyton Orient.
The Grecians stayed top of the table despite dropping points, but frustrated manager Matt Taylor felt it should have been so much more as they dominated for long spells.
“I am stood here with mixed emotions.
I am pleased to keep the unbeaten run going, but we made it difficult for ourselves,” Taylor said.
“I thought their centre-forward (Lee Angol) dominated us to a certain extent and had a far too easy afternoo...

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