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BEES HAD GRECIANS WORRIED, SAYS BOSS

BEES HAD

By Ray Price

EXETER CITY 5
Magennis 13, 76 (pen), 85 (pen), Bird 90+6, Doyle 90+11

BARNET 3
Glover 39, Brunt 59, Kabamba 79,
EXETER City manager Gary Caldwell felt all the credit belonged to Barnet after the National League high-flyers gave his side an almighty scare in the first round of the FA Cup at St James Park.
After leading 1-0, Exeter found themselves 2-1 and then 3-2 down going into the closing stages of the game, but a Josh Magennis hat-trick and stoppage time goals from Jay Bird and Kamari Doyle settled a pulsating tie.
“It was a fantastic game for the neutra...

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