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Exeter City manager Gary Caldwell has given his thoughts ahead of a tough test away at Stevenage on Saturday December 16.
The Grecians go into the match on the back of a tough 11 game winless spell in Sky Bet League One and come up against a Stevenage side flying high, currently sitting third in the League.
Speaking ahead of the match, Gary said: "We have to be ready for a very tough game. We have to be ready to go and produce our best performance.
"It will be a difficult game against a team that started the season very well. They are a really competitive team and we have to be ready for a tough game. I think League One is like that, there are no easy games. "
City have already faced Stevenage in the Carabao Cup this season, winning on penalties, so will have an idea of what they will face on Saturday:
"They have improved since then and are playing with real confidence," said Gary. "Any Steve Evans team is a competitive team that knows how to win matches. But it's a game that at our best we can win, so we have to go and produce that."
You can watch the full interview here.
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