Exeter City Women can share an update on their home venue arrangements for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.
We want to keep supporters fully informed on home fixture arrangements for the remainder of the season.
This season, the club has increased the number of Women’s fixtures played at St James Park to six, including a recent Devon Derby victory over Plymouth Argyle, which saw more than 1,600 supporters back the Grecians in a fantastic 5-1 win.
The next Women’s fixture at SJP takes place on Sunday, November 22, when we host Portsmouth. Get your tickets for that match by clicking here!
Our secondary home venue will now be Willand Rovers’ Silver Street. The team recently hosted AFC Wimbledon at the ground, recording the highest attendance of the season at Silver Street. We would also like to thank Ben Watson, Mike Hawkins and everyone at Willand for their fantastic support in helping us host matches at the ground.
Our next fixture at Silver Street is this Sunday, as we host Portsmouth in the FA Cup, a week before hosting the same opposition in the league. Tickets for that match are available by clicking here.
Unfortunately, due to circumstances out of our control, the Devon FA’s County Ground (Coach Road) is no longer a viable home venue for tier three football. The club would like to thank the Devon FA for their support in hosting the team throughout the past two seasons.
We understand the frustration that can come with using multiple home venues and are hugely grateful for the support shown by our fans, wherever we play.
A major objective for the club remains bringing our Women’s team back to the city on a permanent basis. However, St James Park is currently the only stadium in Exeter that meets the requirements for tier three football, and we are not yet in a position to host every home fixture there.
We continue to explore alternative options looking forward, and the club will provide an update on these plans, alongside our arrangements for our remaining home fixtures currently without a confirmed home venue (our WNL Cup second round match and league fixture hosting Fulham) in due course.