The Grecians are back on the road this Saturday making the trip to the LNER Stadium to face Lincoln City in a 3pm kick-off in League One.
City are looking to return to winning ways as they make the long trip to Lincolnshire to face an Imps side that sit in third place in the League One table. Lincoln are unbeaten in eight league matches and beat Peterborough United 3-0 last time out.
Last season both games ended in goalless draws.
To all the Grecians making one of our longest trips - we thank you for your support. Sing loud and sing proud on Saturday!
Match Tickets
We have been allocated 400 tickets in the Stacey West Stand on sale at the following prices, with tickets also available on the day:
Mears South Stand | Pre-match | Matchday |
Adult | £26 | £28 |
Over 65/Young Adult (18-21) | £21 | £23 |
Under-18 | £12 | £14 |
Supporters who are buying disabled tickets are entitled to a free carer ticket and tickets are to be charged at £21 for adults or the relevant age band above.
Buy Tickets
Tickets can be purchased online via your ticketing account here, or in person at St James Park or by calling 01392 411 243.
The Kit
We are back in our Grey and Pink third strip for the trip to Lincoln City on Saturday.
Grab yourself one here.
The Stadium
- Name: LNER Stadium, Sincil Bank, Lincoln, LN5 8LD
- Capacity: 10,780
- Year opened: 1895
Away Day Guide
Thinking of making the trip to the LNER Stadium? Check out our dedicated away day guide here.

How to Get There
Driving
The postcode for the LNER Stadium is LN5 8LD and is 253 miles from Exeter, taking roughly 4 hours and 30 minutes by car.
From Exeter, follow the M5 and M42 and A42 to the M1 before taking the A453 to Nottingham. Then follow the A52 to to the A46 Fosse Way through Newark-on-Trent and into Lincoln. The stadium is well signposted within the city.
Parking
There are several options for parking:
The South Common Car Park (LN5 8LN) is a 5-10 minute walk from the stadium. This is available on a first come first served basis at £7 per match (£6 if booked in advance). Pay on the gate is available, with payment by card only, but booking online via eticketing.co.uk/ imps remains the best way to guarantee your space. There is the rare occasion when the south common is not available due to Lincoln City Council events. Please check the website in advance of the game to check details.
On Saturdays and bank holidays fans can park in Waterside North car park (LN2 5DQ) for just £2.60. Take advantage of this offer by using the Pay by Phone app (59299).
Supporters with disabilities must contact the ticket office regarding parking by calling 01522 880011 or by emailing dlo@theredimps.com.
Train
Lincoln Central train station is a 15-minute walk to the stadium via High Street, Scorer Street, and Cross Street. The journey from Exeter takes just over 5 hours and requires 1 to 3 changes.
Click here to plan your journey.
Grecian Travel
Grecian Travel is now available to purchase here. Please buy your match ticket before confirming your place on the official away travel.
Departure time from outside the old Unit 1 Nightclub is 7am. Other stops:
- Exeter J29, Honiton Road next to Miller & Carter - EX1 3QS
- Cullompton Services - EX15 1NS
- Tiverton M5 J27 Services - EX16 7HD
- Taunton M5 J25, BP Garage, TA1 2UH
You must book away travel by midday on Thursday, October 2, 12pm.
Buy Tickets
Tickets can be purchased online via your ticketing account here, or via the ticket office during opening hours.
Match Coverage
We will be provide match updates across our social media channels throughout the match, as well as post-match interviews.

Grecian+ Coverage
The match can be streamed live overseas on Grecian+, with audio passes available in the UK. Click here to purchase.
Sky Sports+ Coverage
As the match is a Saturday, 3pm there is no coverage on Grecian+.
Total Distance
The postcode for the LNER Stadium is LN5 8LD and is 253 miles from Exeter, taking roughly 4 hours and 30 minutes by car.
Previous Encounter
Lincoln City 0 Exeter City 0 | 22/3/25 | EFL Sky Bet League One
For the second time last season Exeter City and Lincoln played out a 0-0 draw, with the Grecians having a late goal controversially disallowed.