JP Trophy
September 4, 2012
Shots edge through on pens
Scoring Summary
| Exeter City | Aldershot Town |
|---|
Teams
| Exeter City | Aldershot Town |
|---|---|
| 1 Artur Krysiak | 29 Glenn Morris |
| 3 Craig Woodman | 2 Ben Herd |
| 5 Pat Baldwin | 6 Oliver Lancashire |
| 2 Steve Tully | 11 Peter Vincenti |
| 4 Scott Bennett | 4 Aaron Morris |
| 37 Jordan Moore-Taylor | 5 Troy Brown |
| 14 Tommy Doherty | 23 Sonny Bradley |
| 7 Liam Sercombe | 24 Myles Anderson |
| 10 Alan Gow | 33 Jordan Robertson |
| 21 Guillem Bauza | 17 Adam Mekki |
| 19 John O'Flynn | 20 Craig Reid |
| Substitutes | |
| 24 Rhys Evans | Jamie Young 21 |
| 16 Kevin Amankwaah | Guy Branston 15 |
| 18 Elliott Frear | Alex Rodman 7 |
| 22 Jimmy Keohane | Michael Rankine 9 |
| 31 Elliott Chamberlain | Guy Madjo 27 |
| Substitutions | |
| Elliott Frear for Pat Baldwin (56) | Michael Rankine for Troy Brown (30) |
| Elliott Chamberlain for Guillem Bauza (74) | Alex Rodman for Jordan Robertson (77) |
| Jimmy Keohane for Alan Gow (82) | Guy Branston for Adam Mekki (88) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Guillem Bauza (63) | |
| · Squads: Exeter City | Aldershot Town | |
Aldershot moved into the second round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy after winning 4-3 on penalties at Exeter, with the tie having finished goalless.
Shots skipper Ben Herd emerged as the hero as he smashed the winning penalty into the bottom corner, Grecians youngster Jordan Moore-Taylor and the experienced Steve Tully had seen their spot-kicks saved by goalkeeper Glenn Morris.
The first half was a bit of a non-event with few chances. Aldershot perhaps had the best of those with Craig Reid forcing Artur Krysiak into a smart stop with his feet and Jordan Roberts smashing a shot goalwards which was deflected wide.
Exeter did have the ball in the net but Scot Bennett's goal was disallowed for a foul on Troy Brown.
The second half followed a similar pattern although Exeter had the better of it. Liam Sercombe saw a fierce drive well saved before substitute Jimmy Keohane nodded a great chance over the bar from close range.
Sonny Bradley headed Aldershot's best chance straight at Krysiak in the closing stages, and in the end it was penalty kicks which settled the tie.



