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📝 Big Match Preview: City v Morecambe

All you need to know ahead of Saturday's match at St James Park

11 January 2019

Exeter City play their first home match of 2019 when they welcome Morecambe to St James Park in a 3pm kick-off this Saturday.

The Grecians will be buoyed by an impressive performance against Swindon Town on new year’s day as they took all three points. After a short break last weekend due to FA Cup action, they will be looking to keep up the form and continue their positive momentum.

Ahead of the match against the Lancashire side, manager Matt Taylor said: “They’re a really tough team. They’re well managed by a good and experienced manager at this level and they always cause problems and create chances against us which is something that we’ve got to be mindful of.

“We’re on a relatively good run of form ourselves and if we play to the best of our ability then we’ll create opportunities and hopefully it will be a good game of League Two football."

 

LAST TIME WE MET

The sides last met back in August 2018 in what was match day two of the 2018/19 season. Despite a long journey to contend with, the Grecians ran out 2-0 winners on the day with a positive performance at the Globe Arena.

Pierce Sweeney found the net for City from the penalty spot just two minutes before half-time before Jayden Stockley made sure the points were safe for City with his goal in the 66th minute.

TICKET NEWS

Saturday's match is the first match to fall under the 2019 ticket pricing which sees a small increase which means matches at St James Park will still remain accessible to as many supporters as possible, without compromising the vital revenue stream which comes from ticket sales.

Prices have increased by £1 for Adults, Seniors, and Students, with under-18 prices increasing by £1.50. These increases help to offset the increased club operating costs and marks the first increase in two years.

Tickets are on sale at advance prices until 5pm in person and midnight online, on Friday, January 11 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.

 

 

LEZ THE FEZ RETURNS

As well as the chance to get your face-painted from 2pm, Les the Fez will be performing tricks, balloon modelling and japers.

Starting at 1:15 in the Junior Grecians Family Zone, and then touring the Park! Let’s hope he gets another standing ovation in the RGB Legends Lounge!

FREE FACE PAINTING

The face painters have made 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.

GUARD OF HONOUR

For this week's match the lucky under-12s will be selected from the IP Office stand  If your child has not taken part but would like to, please email: customerservices@exetercityfc.co.uk

MATCH SPONSORS

Our match sponsors for the visit of Morecambe are West Country Milk and the ball sponsors on the day are Exeweb. We would like to wish our sponsors a pleasant day with us at St James Park.

MATCH DAY PROGRAMME

The latest edition of The Grecian provides an interview with City striker Jonathan Forte and he discusses the second half of the 2018/19 campaign and how he is confident that City can finish the season strongly. We also have our regular quiz features so you can test your Exeter City knowledge. CITY Community Trust provide more details on their fantastic running events that are taking place in 2019, and you can also hear from our regular contributors like local journalist, Matt Bamsey, and lifelong City fan Tony Morris.

JUNIOR GRECIANS ZONE

The Junior Grecians family zone will be open to its members from 12.30pm on Saturday and at 1.30pm for everyone else, including away supporters.

The zone has video consoles, large TV screens, a refreshments stall and table football. It is located near the players' entrance at the IP Office Stand.

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.

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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 0 Morecambe 0

Grecians play out draw at St James Park

12 January 2019

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Exeter City were unable to make their offensive pressure pay dividends as the Grecians were forced to settle for a goalless draw against Morecambe at St James Park.

The Grecians dominated much of the ball and the chances, but credit to the Morecambe defence, who shut down the City attacks to prevent them making it two wins from two.

City boss Matt Taylor made one change to the starting 11, with Lee Holmes returning from injury in place of Chiedozie Ogbene.

It was an evenly-matched opening period, with the home side producing some attacking football that was very easy on the eye. The Grecians came closest to opening the scoring in the first quarter of an hour as Nicky Law and Lee Martin combined just inside the penalty area, but Martin’s through ball was cut out at the last moment.

It was Law again who had a massive chance to open the scoring eight minutes later; good work from Lee Martin down the Morecambe left presented Pierce Sweeney with a chance to cross, and his delivery was met by Law – but the header landed agonisingly wide of the visitors’ goal. The home side would then go close just after the half-hour mark as Craig Woodman’s cross was met by a mishit clearance that nearly rolled past a helpless Mark Halstead in the Morecambe goal.

City were dominating the game in terms of chances created and came close again five minutes later – a tidy spell of possession eventually found Sweeney in enough space to fire in a rasping shot that took a small deflection and hit the Morecambe crossbar. From the resulting corner, Exeter fashioned another chance for the Irishman, but his header flew over.

The visitors’ Rhys Oates took a shot from the edge of the box that was one of few half-chances that Morecambe were able to fashion in the opening 45, but it was an effort that Christy Pym was able to save comfortably. An audacious long-range switch of play from Archie Collins then found Martin at the other end, but his shot was blocked and was the last action of note before half-time.

The second half began in a similar vein to the first; there was very little to differentiate the two sides. It took until the 63rd minute for there to be anything resembling a decent chance, and it fell to the visitors – Oates’ effort on the half-volley from close range flew over Pym’s crossbar.

Ryan Bowman made his City debut, replacing Holmes in the 69th minute, after the completion of his transfer from Motherwell. But it would be the visitors who had the stronger final third of the game; Andrew Tutte’s free-kick forced Pym into a diving save minutes after Jordan Cranston’s effort from range forced the City goalkeeper into a smart stop.

City came close through Dean Moxey in the last 10 minutes – good work from Nicky Law and Craig Woodman to recycle possession resulted in a cross that Moxey headed narrowly wide. It would prove to be the best chance City had of winning the game; as it was they were forced to settle for a point at St James Park.

Attendance: 4,113 (62 away)

EXETER CITY: Pym; Sweeney, O’Shea, Moxey, Woodman; L Martin, Law, Collins, Taylor ©, Holmes (Bowman, 69); Forte (Jay, 77).

Subs not used: Hamon, A Martin, Tillson, Abrahams, Hartridge.

Booked: Moxey, Law

MORECAMBE: Halstead; Old, Lavelle, Sutton; Conlan, Cranston, Kenyon ©, Tutte (McKay, 86), Mills; Ellison, Oates (Mandeville, 69).

Subs not used: Szczepaniak, Campbell, Mendes-Gomes, Hedley, Hawley.

Booked: Ellison

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Ticket News

🎟 Grab advance priced tickets for Saturday's match against Morecambe

Advance priced tickets available until 5pm on Friday.

10 January 2019

City will be looking to get 2019 off to the perfect start as they take on Morecambe this Saturday, January 12 in a 3pm kick-off at the Park.

Saturday's match is the first match to fall under the 2019 ticket pricing which sees a small increase which means matches at St James Park will still remain accessible to as many supporters as possible, without compromising the vital revenue stream which comes from ticket sales.

Prices have increased by £1 for Adults, Seniors, and Students, with under-18 prices increasing by £1.50. These increases help to offset the increased club operating costs and marks the first increase in two years.

Tickets are on sale at advance prices until 5pm in person and midnight online, on Friday, January 11 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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