MATCH REPORT

Sunday 27th November

Pat Sowden Trophy Round Two

Central 0 Exeter City Ladies 1

The Grecians started the game as strong favourites to progress and while Central caused them problems in the fast-half, they eventually took control and a strike from Steph Matthews (photo) was enough for victory McLear said: 'It was always destined to be a closely fought match as local debes often are. We were very much under pressure to get a result and we did just that "It wasn't the best perfomance we've had all season, we know we are capable of berter but the girts worked hard and battled throughout to clinch an important result for us. The best chance of an even first half fell to Central's Kyle Mckie but she somehow managed to five wide when just a few yards out. Alter the break City enjoyed the vast majority of possession, and look a deserved lead on the four when Matrews unleashed a powerful strike that the goalkeeper could only parry into the net.

Late on Cty were given a boost when Danielle Pearson made her long-awaited comeback from a knee injury


NEW TRAINING ARRANGEMENTS

As winter approaches, training will now take place every Thursday Evening from 8.30pm to 9.30pm, at Culm Valley Sports Centre Astro Turf in Cullompton. Some of the players meet at 8pm for a run around the town, but this is not obligatory. The Club is plays interested in atracting new players. Anybody who may be interested in playing for the team are more than welcome to attend training. Please get in touch with us by using any of the contacts listed on this web she

PLAYERS WANTED

City Ladies are still very interested in strengthening their squad with some new players. Anyone who is interested in joining the Club, or would like to ally come along to the training sessions. The Ladles team are fortunate to have the support, both financially and on the administrative side of Exeter City Supporters Trust. Everyone is working together to push the Club forward.