Exeter City are back on the road for one final time this Saturday to take on Northampton Town in a 2pm kick-off at Sixfields Stadium.
City come into the match on the back of an eight match unbeaten run and will be full of confidence after Saturday's fine 4-2 win over Port Vale after being 2-0 down at half-time.
The Grecians know that a win on Saturday would see them leapfrog their opponents in the table so a big three points are up for grabs against a side that have had a fantastic start to life back in League One.
Gary Caldwell's thoughts
"We want a top half finish and while there is nothing to play for us in terms of promotion or relegations, the motivation has to be different and come from within.
"What we want to be is a team that is repsected in this division. What we are and where we've come from shows the progress we have made this season."
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Match Tickets
Tickets in the South Stand at Sixfields, on sale at the following prices:
- Adults - £24
- O65/U21 - £20
- U18 - £12
- U14 - £8
- U7 - FREE
Disabled supporters pay relevant age, with free carer inclusive.
Match day prices rise by £1.
How to Buy
Tickets are available via your online ticketing account or in the club shop.
The Kit
We will be wearing our grey away kit for this fixture and for one final time!
The Stadium
- Name: Sixfields Stadium
- Capacity: 7,798
- Year opened: 1994
- Address: Upton Way, Northampton, NN5 5QA.
After nearly 100 years ground sharing with the County Cricket club, a new football specific stadium was designed in the mid-nineties to drive the Club forward.
Away Day Guide
Please click here to view our dedicated away day guide and plan your trip to the Sixfields Stadium.
Getting to Sixfields
By Car (3:34 hrs) SATNAV: NN5 5QA
There are several routes you can take to Northampton. Via the M5 and M4, turn off at Junction 15 for Swindon and take the A420 (nice) to Oxford. After a short hop on the M40 race past Silverstone and follow the signs for Northampton.
Alternatively, you can follow the M5 until Junction 4A for the M42, join the M6 Southbound and merge onto the M1. Northampton is served by J16.
Car Parking
The North car park at Sixfields can be used for £5.00 to park their car at all matches.
All cars are parked at the owner's risk at all times and the club shall not be liable for any loss or damage, howsoever caused.
If you are parking anywhere else, please be respectful of local residents and businesses and park considerately.
By Rail (3hr 54m)
Nice easy one. Just the one change for Northampton.
Grecian Travel
Grecian Travel, completely run by the Supporters' Club, and not for profit, will be available for City's trip to Northampton.
- The coach will depart from Unit 1 nightclub at 7am for a fare of £34.
Other pick-up points include: Honiton Road park and ride (by Miller and Carter Steakhouse), junction 28 (Cullompton services), junction 27 (Tiverton), junction 25 (Taunton). All other pick-ups by prior arrangement.
Currently Grecian Travel can only be booked directly.
For more information or to book please contact Simon Carnall on email at: simoncarnall77@gmail.com.
East Devon Travel
East Devon Travel, completely run by the East Devon Travel group, independent of East Devon Grecians, and not for profit, will be available for City's trip to Northampton.
- The coach will depart from Honiton at 6.30am for a fare of £34.
Other pick-up points include: Honiton Road Park and Ride at 6:45am, Cullompton, Tiverton and Taunton (7.30am) pick up on request!
For more information or to book please contact Di Lee on email at: dilee42@btinternet.com or by calling 07753313153.
How to Follow
If you can't join us at Sixfield Stadium you can follow all the action on iFollow. Listen LIVE in the UK and watch live overseas for just £10! Click here to grab a pass.
We will also be proving live coverage on our Twitter and Facebook pages and will have reaction from Gary Caldwell and a player after the match!
Exeter City on social media
Previous Encounter
Exeter City 0 Northampton Town 2 | 30/9/23 | EFL Sky Bet League One
An uninspiring City display was punished by an early goal from Sam Hoskins and a late dagger from Patrick Brough as Northampton Town ran out 2-0 winners at St James Park.
