Exeter must use momentum from dramatic draw - Taylor

Jack Bycroft's late goal ensured Exeter City are two points from safety, rather than three [Shutterstock]

Exeter City interim manager Matt Taylor says his side must use the momentum from their dramatic draw with Stockport County to keep them in League One.

The Grecians earned what could prove to be a valuable point last week against play-off chasing Stockport County thanks to goalkeeper Jack Bycroft's dramatic stoppage time equaliser in their 3-3 draw at St James Park.

City are two points from safety with two games to play in the final relegation place and travel to a Burton Albion side on Saturday (15:00 BST) who could still go down if they lose their remaining fixtures and results go against them.

"The high, and it was a big high post-game Saturday, has now got to turn into a real focus going into Burton," Taylor told BBC Radio Devon.

"It feels like there's some momentum building now, positive momentum around the results that we've seen.

"We've lost once in five, scored eight in the last three and defensively we have to improved certain areas.

"But I think in terms of the way we've looked as a team and the fight we've shown as well in big moments has been crucial in terms of building that feel.

"But that's got to sustain us for a longer period then maybe the first half or the first few minutes of the game and regardless of what the opposition throw at us as well."

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