Exeter City U21 are in Premier League Cup action on Tuesday night as they take on West Brom U21s in a 7pm kick-off - the final group game of this season's competition.
With one game to go the Grecians need a win for any hopes of qualifying for the knock out stages.
City opened their campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Luton Town at St James Park in late August, this was backed up by a late 1-0 win over Brentford B at the Park, before a hard-fought 0-0 draw away at West Brom. City suffered defeat for the first time away, losing at Brentford B before a narrow 2-1 defeat at Luton Town.
The Premier League Cup has been a useful platform in the past, allowing a transition between academy and first team football for many young players, with players like Liam Oakes, Tom Dean and Charlie Cummins having all benefitted from game time in the competition.
So head down to SJP and show your support for the boys!
The Group Standings
The Grecians need a win on Tuesday night to have a chance of qualifying. West Brom host Luton Town in their final group game next Monday, December 22.
From The Dressing Room
Interviews with coach David Perkins and George Birch to follow this afternoon!
Tickets
All tickets for our three home fixtures are pay on the day from the turnstiles at gate 7, with only the Nevada Construction Main Stand open:
- Adults - £6
- Senior - £4
- Under-18s - £2
Please note, there will be no streaming of our home Premier League Cup games this year, so please head to SJP to show your support for the lads!
How to Follow
For those who can't attend, we will be providing live updates on our social media channels and reaction from David Perkins and a player post match.
Opening Times
- Turnstiles - 6pm
- Centre Spot - 5pm
- Ticket Office - CLOSED, pay at gate 7
- Junior Grecians Zone - CLOSED
Previous Match with West Brom
West Brom 0 Exeter City 0 | October 15, 2025 | Group Game 3
Exeter City picked up a point on their travels in the Premier League Cup with an entertaining goalless draw with West Bromwich Albion U21s. The match at the Alexander Stadium was highlighted by some impressive shot-stopping by City keeper Jack Bycroft - as the team made some decent chances that could have seen three points head back to Devon.