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📝 Match Preview: City v MK Dons

The details ahead of City's match with MK Dons

31 January 2019

Exeter City return to home action when they welcome Milton Keynes Dons to St James Park in Sky Bet League Two.

The Grecians got themselves back into the play-off places with last week’s win over Cambridge United, and they come up against an MK side who will be looking to make it back-to-back wins themselves following their midweek win over Oldham Athletic.

Ahead of the match, manager Matt Taylor said: “It’s a game of football and we want three points against a promotion rival. They’re a very good team, a team that has had a lot of success this season and will be in and around it come the end of the season.

“We’re on a good run in terms of our home form recently and we'll take the positives from the Cambridge game and fly into the weekend and give everything we’ve got. Hopefully we can pick up a positive result."

LAST TIME WE MET

The sides last met back in August when Dons, managed by former City boss Paul Tisdale, ran out 1-0 winners with the difference between the two sides being Kieran Agard’s 65th minute penalty.

TICKET NEWS

Tickets are selling well for this one, with seats going fast so we recommend that you buy in advance to save money and time queuing.

Tickets are on sale at advance prices until 5pm in person and midnight online, on Friday, February 1 so, why not save money and time queuing by buying in advance!

You can book online via Mobile, tablet or desktop by visiting: tickets.ecfc.co.uk or by calling: 01392 411 243 or by visiting the club shop/reception at St James Park.

Ticket prices are as follows, advance tickets are available up to the day before the match.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Due to the large crowd expected, we encourage supporters to make their way into the ground in good time. The Stagecoach Adam Stansfield Stand will be open from 12:30pm with the early Premier League game between Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United on show.

ACTIVITIES AROUND THE GROUND

Stadium Tours

Did you know that the Supporters' Trust offer FREE tours around St James Park?

The free guided tours are great for anyone who’d like to get a behind the scenes view, whilst finding out about the history of their club. The tours and are open to all; you don’t have to be a Trust member to come along.

Tours start at 11am on matchdays from Red Square and take in many parts of the ground that you wouldn’t otherwise get to see, including the boardroom, the brand new players’ changing rooms, match officials’ facilities and the security hub.

Lasting around 90 minutes, you will almost certainly learn something you didn’t know before, and maybe you’ll be able to tell us something from your experiences of coming to City that we didn’t know!

To book your place, please contact reception on: reception@ecfc.co.uk or call 01392 411 243, or email: andybratt1@gmail.com.

Lez the Fez

Back by popular demand! Lez the Fez will bring his unique blend of magic, balloon modelling and humour to St James Park on Saturday!

Lez the Fez is one of the most popular magicians and entertainers in Devon with his amazing sleight-of-hand close up magic, balloon modelling and humour putting him at the top of his magician profession.

Lez will be undertaking a walking performance through the Centre Spot, Red Square, Junior Grecians Family Zone and all the hospitality areas.

FREE Face Painting

The face painters are a valuable addition to matchdays and judging by the sights around the ground it is just as popular with adults as well as youngsters.

Their normal route if you want to catch them is: Starting at the Tombola Stall they head through Red Square for the Centre Spot before heading back to the family Junior Grecian Family Zone. Leaving the zone for the stadium, they start with the IP Office Main Stand and Stagecoach Adam Stansfield Stand before finishing on the Thatchers Big Bank.

Join the Guard of Honour

Want to be on the pitch as the players enter SJP? Then be part of the flag waving, Guard of Honour!

Subject to the weather, this week's Guard of Honour will assemble at 2:30pm, with lucky children from the IP Office Main Stand selected. Parents are both welcome AND encouraged to join in the activity.

After assembling, the Guard of Honour (and parents) move to the far side of ground to get some practice in waving their flags, which also presents an opportunity for Grecian to pose for photographs.

When the players finish their warm up the Guard of Honour go on their 'lap of honour' in front of the stands to the players’ tunnel. After they have been on the field and welcomed the teams and officials onto the pitch, they receive their “gift” (normally a packet of sweets) and certificates of participation.

If your son, daughter or grandchild has not been involved in the Guard of Honour, please email customerservices@exetercityfc.co.uk.

JUNIOR GRECIANS LOUNGE

The Junior Grecians are the Official Junior Supporters Club of Exeter City FC and  its members have exclusive use of the Zone from 12:30pm until it is available to all families at 1:30pm.

The room provides a safe comfortable environment for families to enjoy pre-match entertainment, such as a large screen TVs, Playstation consoles and Table Football, as well as the option to enjoy refreshments from the Zone’s very own kiosk.

A feature wall displaying a packed Big Bank also provides a photo-sharing opportunity using the #jgzone hashtag. There are activities and competitions to suit all junior age groups, from FIFA19 and Table Football tournaments to free Activity Packs for younger children.

The Zone also features a VIP party area and there are several party packages available to book throughout the season.

The Family Zone and Stadium Family areas are supervised by Junior Grecians volunteers who have undergone DBS checks and our aim is to make a family visit to St James Park as enjoyable and trouble-free as possible.

So, if you are visiting St James Park on a matchday with children, be sure to pop in to the family zone!

MATCHDAY TIMETABLE

Take a look below to familiarise yourself with the key matchday timings here at St James Park.

Other Activities

You can also pick up some free player stickers, featuring players that have come through the Exeter City Academy on the day in Red Square.

You can also take part in the Exeter City tombola where the first prize is a signed Exeter City football. All funds raised go directly to the academy to support the future of the club.

MATCH DAY PROGRAMME

The latest edition of The Grecian provides an interview with on loan defender Dara O’Shea, and he discusses how much he is enjoying life as a Grecian as well as City’s recent good run in defence.  We also have our regular quiz features so you can test your Exeter City knowledge. CITY Community Trust provide details on the Exeter Live Better Marathon, sponsored by Tozers, and local journalist Matt Bamsey looks ahead to Saturday’s match as well as City’s form.

MASCOTS

You can read the mascot profiles in the match day programme which you can pick up in the stadium for £3.00 on the day.

For mascot booking or information, please contact andy.gillard@ecfc.co.uk

CLUB SHOP

The club shop will be open from 11am to give you the opportunity to make some purchases ahead of the match and will close at 5.30pm.

 

🎟 PLACE YOUR TRUST IN CITY 🎟

Season tickets for the 20/21 campaign are now on sale and play a huge part in enabling your club remains financially stable and well prepared

By purchasing a season ticket in the super saver period, you will not only make huge and the best savings on admission for the campaign, but enable the club to operate fully whilst we have a period of no matches and minimal income. Find out more by clicking here.

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Match Reports

📝 City 3 MK Dons 1

The Grecians claim a well earned three points

2 February 2019

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Two goals from Nicky Law either side of Jake Taylor's strike earned Exeter City a 3-1 win over MK Dons at St James Park.

The City number 8 struck early before captain Taylor furthered City's lead inside 20 minutes. The away side got back into the game through Joe Walsh just after half-time before Law then got his second when a mix up in the Dons' back line saw him finish from close range.

City boss Matt Taylor made one change to the side that overcame Cambridge United at the Park on Saturday, with Craig Woodman replacing Kane Wilson, who dropped to the bench. Deadline day loanee Donovan Wilson, signed from Wolves until the end of the season, made his first appearance in the matchday squad – also on the bench.

The Grecians started the game with a pulsating intensity; Lee Martin’s cross was headed away just as Jonathan Forte threatened to meet it, before Archie Collins’ deflected effort – worked after a short corner routine – hit a defender and went out for a corner.

And Exeter’s dominance of the opening minutes would pay dividends – Forte’s header across goal was met by Law from no more than six yards out and the City man made no mistake from close range after just eight minutes.

The visitors were spurned into life having gone a goal down, and their first real attack resulted in a chance for David Wheeler but his header flew well over Christy Pym’s crossbar.

But it would be City who would score next when skipper Jake Taylor collected the ball on the edge of the Dons’ box and fired a measured finish past visiting goalkeeper Lee Nicholls to double the Grecians’ lead after 18 minutes.

A superb through ball from Dara O’Shea then would have released Forte, but for the linesman’s flag being raised against the City forward. It could have been three just after the half-hour mark as some superb interplay between Forte and Law led to another chance for the latter, but his fiercely struck shot was saved by Nicholls.

The visitors would pull one back straight after half-time as Walsh rose highest to head home a corner and halve the deficit. Chuks Aneke then forced Pym into a fine save - diving to his left-hand side to keep out a header after 51 minutes.

The Grecians nearly restored their two-goal cushion through Lee Martin after a delightful pass by Holmes, but the former’s shot whistled agonisingly wide of the far post.

Aneke was a constant threat in the second-half with his aerial ability, and Pym was required again on 67 minutes to save from another header – which, thankfully for City, was straight at him.

But MK gifted Law a second, and City a third. A calamitous mix-up between goalkeeper Nicholls and goalscorer Walsh left Law with a tap-in to an empty goal after 73 minutes to give the Grecians some breathing space.

Law would be denied his hat-trick in the minutes that followed; the midfielder produced a delightful cut-back that sold two Dons’ defenders, and created a shot that was magnificently saved by Nicholls as it curled towards his far corner.

City would see out the rest of the game relatively comfortably to emerge 3-1 winners over their opponents.

Attendance: 5,766 (270 away)

EXETER CITY: Pym; Sweeney, O’Shea, Moxey, Woodman; L Martin, Collins, Taylor, Law; Holmes © (K Wilson 70); Forte (Bowman 88).

Subs not used: Hamon, A Martin, Williams, D Wilson, Dean.

Booked: Sweeney

MK DONS: Nicholls; Lewington ©, Walsh, Watson, Gilbey, Aneke, R Martin, Wheeler (Walker 75), Houghton (D’Ath 88), Cargill, Harley (Hesketh 55).

Subs not used: Moore, Baudry, Agard, McGrandles.

Booked: Cargill, Gilbey

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Ticket News

🎟 UP NEXT: Grab advance priced tickets for clash with MK Dons

Back the boys on Saturday, February 2!

27 January 2019

City returned to winning ways and moved back into the play-off places with a well deserved 1-0 win against Cambridge United thanks to Nicky Law's late strike.

Up next is the visit of fellow promotion contenders MK Dons in a 3pm kick-off on Saturday, February 2.

Tickets are selling well for this one, with seats going fast so we recommend that you buy in advance to save money and time queuing.

Tickets are on sale at advance prices until 5pm in person and midnight online, on Friday, February 1 so, why not save money and time queuing by buying in advance!

You can book online via Mobile, tablet or desktop by visiting: tickets.ecfc.co.uk or by calling: 01392 411 243 or by visiting the club shop/reception at St James Park.

Ticket prices are as follows, advance tickets are available up to the day before the match.

Thatchers Big Bank    Ticket Prices
 Ticket Type Advance Gate
Adult £17 £18
Senior £14 £15
Student £14 £15
Under-18 £6 £7
Wheelchair Area £14 £15
IP Office Main Stand/
Stagecoach Adam Stansfield Stand
   Ticket Prices
 Ticket Type Advance Gate
Adult £23 £24
Senior £20 £21
Student £20 £21
Under-18 £11 £12
Wheelchair Area £19 £20

You can book online via Mobile, tablet or desktop by visiting: tickets.ecfc.co.uk or by calling: 01392 411 243 or by visiting the club shop/reception at St James Park.

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