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📝 Big Match Preview: Yeovil Town v City

All you need to know ahead of the trip to Huish Park

4 September 2018

Exeter City make the short trip to Somerset as they take on Yeovil Town in their first group game of the Checkatrade Trophy.

The Grecians make the journey looking to prevent a fourth consecutive loss in all competitions and the match could provide some of the City players an opportunity to impress and push for a starting place on Saturday against Notts County.

Ahead of the match, goalkeeper James Hamon said: “It’s a first team game at the end of the day and we’ve not had a win in three matches so it’s important that we try and turn that around and the next game to do that is against Yeovil.

“It will be treated like an important first team game and we want to stop the losses and turn things around with a win.

“I think there is going to be a freshness about us and it’s a game that we need to win coming off the back of three losses so it’s something that we want to turn around. Our record away at Yeovil recently hasn’t been great, so why not turn things around there?

“It’s our only away game and I think it’s important to get points on the board. If we do that then we’ve got some exciting games at St James Park ahead.”

When we last met:

The sides last met towards the end of last season when the City were held to a goalless draw at home by Darren Way’s side. Despite creating a number of chances, they were unable to find a way through to put themselves ahead.

The sides played out a goalless draw when they last met

Ticket news:

Tickets are now on sale for City's Checkatrade Trophy group match against Yeovil Town at Huish Park on Tuesday, September 4, kick-off 7:45pm.

Tickets are available for purchase online, or you can also call the club during the normal office hours on 01392 411243 or visit the club shop & reception in person between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.

Prices in the Screwfix Community Stand are as follows:

  • Adults: £10
  • Senior (65+): £5
  • Disabled/Wheelchair: £5
  • Young Person (16-21): £5
  • Under-16: £1

Advance Discounts? No, same prices on the day
Ambulant Disabled supporters: Pay the age-related price with the carer going free.
Wheelchair: Pay the age-related price with the carer going free.
Matchday Purchase available? YES, at the same prices.

Tickets for the visit to Yeovil will be available online until 1pm on the day of the game. Sales after that will be available from the club shop until it goes off sale at 4pm.

Grecian Travel:

  • Departs Unit 1 nightclub at 5:15pm
  • Fare: £14

Pick-up Points: Unit 1 nightclub (Summerland Street), Honiton Road Park & Ride (by Miller and Carter Steakhouse), Cullompton Services (junction 28), Tiverton (junction 27), Taunton (junction 25), any other pick-ups en-route by prior arrangement.

For more information or to book please contact Chris Woolcott on 01392 250250 or John Bishop on 07904036334 or by email at: john.bishop760@btinternet.com (after 6pm).

Travelling by car:

The trip to Huish Park is approximately 50 miles, depending on which way you travel. You can either travel up the M5 and then join the A358 and then the A303, or along the A30 and then A303.

Then join the A3088 and follow it to a roundabout where you take the first exit onto Bunford Lane. Travel straight over the first roundabout and then take the first exit at the second roundabout and you will see Huish Park.

Car parking is available at Huish Park, priced at £3 a car on both sides of the ground. There are large areas of industrial estates to the west of the stadium and large residential areas to the east. If fans wish to park off site we would ask that you favour the industrial areas and avoid the heighted red area, so as to minimise disruption to the local residents.

By train:

Yeovil has two railway stations, Yeovil Pen Mill which links with trains from Bristol and Birmingham, and Yeovil Junction which has a regular service from London Waterloo and Exeter.

Both stations are about three miles from Huish Park. Therefore, a taxi to the ground would be advisable. Taxis are always available at both stations. The journey takes between one hour/one hour 30 minutes by train from Exeter.

Pubs/food:

There are a couple of pubs within a 10 to 15-minute walk from the ground by the names of The Arrow and the Airfield Tavern. Next to the Airfield Tavern is a fish and chip shop called Palmers. Inside the Arrow, SkyTv is shown for the viewing of the customers.

🎟 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

📝 Yeovil Town 0 City 0 (City win 4-3 on pens)

Grecians take bonus point after draw at Huish Park

4 September 2018

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Exeter City and Yeovil Town played out a goalless draw at Huish Park, but the Grecians claimed a bonus point following a 4-3 win penalty shoot out win as the sides played out their first match of this season's Checkatrade Trophy campaign.

A match full of chances for both sides saw neither able to go ahead as the Grecians kept their cool to take an extra point on penalties.

As expected in this competition, manager Matt Taylor made several changes to his starting line-up from the defeat against Lincoln City last weekend but still retained an experienced starting XI with the likes of Jayden Stockley, Lee Martin and Craig Woodman all involved from the beginning.

The first 15 minutes saw very little in terms of chances, but the game sprang to life when Olufela Olomola chested the ball down and turned smartly before firing a shot towards goal from the edge of the box, forcing James Hamon to palm the ball away from danger.

City’s first real attempt came from a Stockley free-kick from 20-yards out, but his effort could only deflect off the Town wall and sail just over Nathan Baxter’s goal for a corner.

The Grecians then went inches from going ahead on 23 minutes when some really clever play between Lee Martin and Hiram Boateng saw the former through on goal, but with Baxter closing the angle, the midfielder’s low shot was pushed just past the post.

Despite the away side seeing more of the ball, the Glovers then put an attack together when Bevis Mugabi surged down the right before threading the ball to Jordan Green. The forward then managed to get a shot away under pressure from Luke Croll, but Hamon collected well.

City then had the ball in the net on 38 minutes after some really patient and intricate play as Boateng threaded in Martin, who crossed low for Stockley to knock home, but the linesman adjudged Martin to have been offside in the build-up as the sides went in at the break level.

The home side almost found themselves in front just two minutes into the second period when Green pounced on a City defensive slip up to go one-v-one with Hamon, but credit to the City keeper who made a smart stop, before Luke Croll was on hand to block the striker’s second attempt.

But City created a good chance of their own when Martin intercepted the ball in the Glovers’ half before playing in Stockley down the right. The forward then fizzed an effort across goal, but it had too much pace on it for the sliding Matt Jay at the far post.

Martin was next to try his luck for the Grecians on the hour mark when more good build-up play from Archie Collins saw the ball find its way to the midfielder but his powerful attempt towards the near post was stopped well by Baxter.

Substitute Chiedozie Ogbene then had an attempt at goal for the Grecians on 70 minutes when tenacious running from Jay saw him rob the ball from Omar Sowunmi before he found Martin. He then cut inside before teeing up the winger to blast the ball just over Baxter’s goal.

Both sides continued to look for the game's first goal as the game became stretched, but neither were able to force Hamon or Baxter into any real sort of save with Jay shooting over for City, and Alex Pattison doing the same for the Glovers as the match went to a penalty shootout to determine who would gain the bonus point.

Substitute Diallang Jaiyesimi stepped up first to convert for the home side, before Matt Jay sent a cool finish into the left-hand side. Olomola then squeezed his effort past Hamon before Collins smashed the ball home to score his second penalty following his conversion against Ipswich Town in the Carabao Cup.

Carl Dickinson then put Yeovil 3-2 up before Ogbene put his spot kick wide of goal for City. Hamon then saved well from Alex Pattison before Tristan Abrahams levelled things with a composed penalty.

Omari Patrick then gave the Grecians the chance to win the shootout when he shot over as Jack Sparkes sealed the win with a composed finish.

Yeovil Town: Baxter, Dickinson, Warren, Mugabi, Sowunmi, Patrick, Gray, Green (Jaiyesimi, 65), Arquin, Olomola, D’Abadia (Pattison, 53)

Subs not used: Fisher, Rogers, Henry, Phillips, Ojo

Booked:

Exeter City: Hamon, Woodman, O’Shea, Tillson, L. Martin (Abrahams, 77), Stockley (Sparkes, 65), Jay, Oates, Croll, Collins, Boateng (Ogbene, 56)

Subs not used: Norman, Sweeney, Law, Dean

Booked:

Attendance: 1,518 (Inc, 160, away)

🎟 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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Ticket News

🏆 AWAY TICKETS: Yeovil Town (Checkatrade Trophy)

Tickets now on sale for the short trip to Hush park

3 September 2018

Tickets are now on sale for City's Checkatrade Trophy group match against Yeovil Town at Huish Park on Tuesday, September 4, kick-off 7:45pm.

PLEASE NOTE: Tickets are available online until 1pm today (September 4). Sales after that will be available from the club shop until it goes off sale at 4pm and then tickets are available at Huish Park.

To buy tickets online please click here. You can also call the club during the normal office hours on 01392 411243 or visit the club shop & reception in person between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.

Prices in the Screwfix Community Stand are as follows:

  • Adults: £10
  • Senior (65+): £5
  • Disabled/Wheelchair: £5
  • Young Person (16-21): £5
  • Under-16: £1

Advance Discounts? No, same prices on the day

Ambulant Disabled supporters: Pay the age related price with the carer going free. 

Wheelchair: Pay the age related price with the carer going free. 

Matchday Purchase available? YES at the same prices.

Grecian Travel: The supporters coach to Huish Park departs at 5:15pm and is £14 per person. Please click here to find out more.

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