ECFC 0-3 Millwall 
Attendance: 8906

1st December 1951

EXETER CITY OUTPLAYED BY MILLWALL AND BEATEN 3-0.

DEFENCE PANICKED IN SECOND HALF.

Exeter City were no match for Millwall in the second half, when their attack seldom moved with any cohesion and their defence constantly panicked under pressure. Millwall won as easily as the score indicates, their goals coming from Morgan (22 minutes), Constantine (49), and Johnson (79).

EXETER CITY O MILLWALL 3.

Saturday, December 1st, at St James's Park.

Attendance 8,300, receipts £663.

Lear had no chance with any of the shots that beat him, and he and Fallon, who played a hard game throughout, were the only men in the badly beaten City team who measured up to a reasonable standard. Smart tried hard in the attack but the forward line was sadly lacking in balance and penetration.

Exeter City:- Lear; Warren, Clark; Fallon, Carter, Davey; Hutchings, Smart, Smith, McClelland, Regan.

Millwall:- Hinton; Jardine, Fisher; Short, Reeve, Saward; Johnson, Constantine, Neary, Morgan, Hartburn.

Referee:- Mr G.W. Thorpe of Swindon. Linesmen:- Messrs W.E.Keel and C.G.Porter.

Stan Carter, deputising for Goddard, who was suffering from the effect of a kick on the knee last week, made his first team debut for Exeter City. The team was captained by Fred Davey.

Bowler, the Millwall skipper, was also absent due to a damaged toe sustained while training during the week.


Southern League 

Worcester City v Exeter City

Worcester, - Woodward; Godfrey. Winter: Smith. Jones. Wilcox: Donelly, Duggan, Billington, Mogford. James,

Exeter Singleton: Reid. Rowe: Coley. Doyle. Booth: Hancock. Wilkins. Mitchell, Brown, McGrath.

Referee: A. E. Baughan.

Play started at a fast pace with both sets of forwards combining well. Worcester took the lead in the sixth minute when Wilcox centred well for DUGGAN to head past Singleton. Exeter's approach work was very good but they were met with a solid defence. Donelly, who was well supplied with passes again brought the best out of Singleton. Half a minute from the interval the home side forced a corner on the left and Mogford deflected the ball to BILLINGTON who smashed it home from ten vards.

Half-time-Worcester City 2-0 Exeter Res.

Worcester City defeated Exeter City Reserves by 4 goals to nil.  The goals, two in each half, were shared by Duggan and Billington.

Result 
Worcester City 4-0 Exeter Res.