EXETER, England (Interstat) — Exeter U21 will host Reading U21 on Sunday in a matchup of U21 sides seeking to build momentum in their campaigns. Exeter U21 enters with a 1-1 record across all competitions, while Reading U21 sits at 1-4. Exeter will aim to carry forward the form that produced a 5-3 victory at Bristol City U21 in its most recent match. Sonny Cox led Exeter with three goals, and Ed Turns and Callum Grant added one goal apiece. Exeter’s other result this season was a 3-1 home loss to Norwich U21. Across its two matches, Exeter has scored six goals and conceded six. The victory at Bristol City U21 was Exeter’s first win across all competitions this season. Exeter will seek its first home win after falling to Norwich U21 in its only home match so far. Reading U21 arrives after a 2-1 home win over Nottingham U21 in its most recent outing. That result ended a difficult stretch that included a 1-0 loss at Liverpool U21, a 3-2 home loss to Norwich U21, a 2-1 home loss to Bristol C. U21 and a 4-0 loss at Bristol C. U21. Reading has scored five goals and conceded 11 across its five matches. Reading’s lone win also came in its most recent match. The visitors will be aiming for their first away win after losses at Liverpool U21 and Bristol C. U21. The visitors will seek to use the recent win as a turning point as they travel to face an Exeter side that has shown scoring potential. Exeter’s attacking output in its last match was its strongest of the season, with Cox’s hat trick highlighting the home team’s threat. Reading’s challenge will be to contain that attack while finding consistency after a run of four losses in five matches. The visitors have one win this season and will seek a second victory to improve their standing. Exeter, meanwhile, will try to move above .500 across all competitions and protect home advantage. Both teams have had limited matches this season, making the meeting an important early test. Exeter has played only two matches this season, while Reading has played five, giving the visitors more recent competitive action. Exeter’s recent scoring surge contrasts with Reading’s attempt to stabilize after a rough start. The home side also has the benefit of familiar surroundings as it takes on a Reading team still searching for its first away win of the campaign. Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Exeter U21 2, Reading U21 1. Interstat’s ELO system gives Exeter U21 an 81.5 percent probability to win.