After a 4-0 victory at Scunthorpe last time out, Exeter City are now one point off the top seven, threatening to catch fire and become a force in the League Two promotion race; the Grecians are a hard team to predict, too, with wing-backs in Josh Key and Jake Caprice capable of attacking the inside spaces. Appropriately for a club from London, EFL victories are like buses: Sutton United have waited 123 years for one then two come along in the space of four days, with triumphs over Stevenage and Hartlepool vindicating manager Matt Gray's belief that the first four performances had held promise. Still, Exeter have scored eight goals in two games against the opponents below 13th so far this season, so while the Amber & Chocolates have enjoyed a steady start, their forthcoming hosts are on a different level. 2:0