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Liam Noble has stressed that Notts County need a reaction in Tuesday night's fixture against Crawley Town following their weekend loss to Exeter City.

The Magpies' proud unbeaten league home record, which stood since April 2017, came to an end on Saturday as goals from Jake Taylor and Jayden Stockley gave the visitors a 2-1 win.

Notts are in action again in midweek, the fixture having been rescheduled due to their FA Cup progress, and Noble says it works out well to have the chance to bounce back straight away.

β€œWe were disappointed to lose the home record the way we did and it would have been a long week if we didn't have this game,” Noble told the official Notts website.

β€œWe need a reaction from everyone and I'm sure we will get it. There are 18 games left and there will be a lot of twists and turns to go along the way.

β€œYou're always going to get two or three weeks where you look at the scores after a defeat and everyone around you has won but there's no point looking at it or worrying until there are a few games left because it will keep changing.

β€œTeams will continue to take points off one another and plenty of them still have to play each other too. We just need to keep going because we have the squad to bounce back.”

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Focus on the game, not trying to appease fans - most will accept we played poorly.

Tuesday night is a fresh game, there's no need to look at other fixtures but the message I want to be seeing is how we aim to improve and continue our current success. It's worth not allowing standard to drop, promotion at this stage would be massive.

Fans are just hoping to look up for a change and for it to remain positive.

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