Key was twice on the losing side for Exeter against Argyle in League One but, after signing from Swansea in the summer, he had a happy return to the Theatre of Greens this time.
Argyle had been pushing for a late equaliser until Key broke into their box and sent a low shot past Conor Hazard before celebrating in front of the 1,600-strong travelling Swansea support in the Barn Park End.
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