Exeter City return to action at SJP this Saturday, in a 3pm kick-off against Rotherham United.
The Grecians return to home soil where they are unbeaten so far this season, and will be looking to extend this run on Saturday.
Speaking ahead of the EFL Sky Bet League Two match, Manager Matt Taylor said: "I think like a lot of teams they're still trying to find their feet. They manage a lot of changes on the back of a relegation as well.
"They've obviously got some talent in their very athletic team, they move fantastically well and play in an aggressive style and aggressive nature. So I think they'll get stronger as the season goes on. I think probably similar us, they have got a few absentees, whether that's international or injury based as well.
"They're probably not at their strongest right now. They have signed some fantastic experience at the top end of the pitch in Paul Mullin and Tom Bradshaw and a couple of senior bodies towards the back end as well."
City return to the Park where they are unbeaten so far this season, and it's a run they are keen to extend, starting on Saturday: "We'd like to have had more wins in that run and that sequence of games, said Matt.
"We certainly feel our home performances of deserve the better points return, but we have to win those games and we have to force the issue a little bit more than we have to.
"We are looking forward to getting back to our home comforts this weekend. We're always well backed, well supported. The players feel comfortable at home. I think you can see that in the way they play and the way they take on the game, so hopefully it's a good atmosphere.
"But as always, the the energy around the ground is dictated to by the players and our energy on the pitch, and that's something which we're we're really determined to keep on putting out there in our home performances."
City have been defensively strong so far this season, but have struggled for goals as of late, and it's something the whole team are working hard to rectify.
"We keep working on it and keep on reinforcing our attacking principles. And from a manager's point of view I keep looking at options and opportunities and changes and players who maybe are lacking a little bit of confidence and a little bit form.
"That's something which has now become an issue. Certainly once we get to a certain place on the pitch, it's who really wants the ball, who really backs themselves to to contribute and make a difference in those moments. And that's only happened in the last 5 or 6 games. But that's on the back of the lack of goals at the start of the season.
"So it's all natural. It's all normal. Human instinct is an incredible thing and but a difficult thing to manage. So trying to pick and choose the right ones to come in and really affect it. We need brightness, we need energy, we need enthusiasm. And we also need a personality that says, I want that ball to be at my feet in those moments."
Watch Matt's full interview below: