Exeter finished 14th in League One last season, but they are currently second in the table, picking up 10 points from their first five matches courtesy of a record of three wins, one draw and one defeat.
Gary Caldwell’s side will enter this contest off the back of successive victories, beating Carlisle United 2-0 on August 19 before recording a 2-1 win over Reading on Saturday afternoon.
Exeter’s main focus this term will be on the league, but they are present in the second round of the EFL Cup courtesy of a 2-1 victory over Crawley Town in the first round of the competition.
Caldwell’s team have managed to make nine new signings this summer, while there have also been a number of departures, so there is a fresh look to the squad this season.
The Grecians are unbeaten in their last nine matches against Stevenage in all competitions, with their last defeat to Tuesday’s opponents proving to be a 3-1 reverse in League Two back in April 2018.
Stevenage, meanwhile, will enter the contest off the back of a goalless draw with Portsmouth in League One on Saturday, which moved them onto 10 points from their five games this season and left them in fifth.
The Boro were promoted from League Two last season, and it would be some story if head coach Steve Evans could help them rise into the Championship for the 2024-25 campaign.
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Stevenage claimed a scalp in the first round of this season’s EFL Cup, beating Championship outfit Watford on penalties following a 1-1 draw.
The Boro have actually won three of their last four matches in the League Cup, but as mentioned, their recent record against Exeter is incredibly poor, securing just one victory versus the Grecians since December 2014.
Stevenage have also been very busy this summer in terms of incomings and outgoings, with Harry Anderson and Louis Thompson among those to arrive, and their start to the campaign has been impressive.
