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Exmouth Town suffered their first home defeat of the season

Thursday, 9 September 2021 07:58

By Julie Green

Exmouth Town suffered their first home defeat of the season last night when they were again undone by a late late goal.

Exmouth Town suffered their first home defeat of the season last night when they were again undone by a late late goal.

Saltash took the lead after 14 minutes, but a great finish from Ben Steer pulled the scores level after 25 mins . A rash challenge saw Aarron Denny sent off for Town early in the second half . A goal in injury time game Saltash all 3 points .

Towns next game is on Saturday when the host Shepton Mallet in the FA Vase  .

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