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Caldwell felt his team started 'incredibly well'
Exeter City Manager Gary Caldwell said his team's 2-2 with table-topping Wycombe Wanderers at St James Park on Tuesday night was a 'fair result'.
City led by two goals thanks to early goals from Millenic Alli and Jack McMillan, but surrendered the lead with a goal either side of half-time. Despite losing the lead, Caldwell was still pleased with his side's performance.
"They are a good team, they are physical and kept bring bigger and stronger players on - their changes were incredible. I think it was probably a fair result in the end.
"It's testament to the players that we went 2-0 up against a side who have won 11 in a row, and as I always say after a draw, it's the next game now - we have to go and win the next one (City play Stockport away at 3pm on Saturday) to make this a brilliant point."
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