Exeter City FC

Exeter City return to Sky Bet League Two action when they travel to Gigg Lane to take on Bury.

The Grecians will be looking to bounce back from their last league outing when they fell to defeat at home to Macclesfield Town.

Ahead of the match, manager Matt Taylor said: “It will be a tough encounter. They are in fine form, especially at home, they’ve scored a lot of goals, they play free flowing football, and they’ve got a lot of good attacking players on show.

“We’ve got to back ourselves, we’ve got to a good enough group of players to go there and certainly match them, give them a competitive game, and hopefully come out on top."

LAST TIME WE MET

The sides last met in February 2015 at Gigg Lane when they played out a 1-1 draw. The Grecians took the lead in the match when they went ahead through Arron Davies in the 13^th minutes.

The sides last met in 2015

But the home side brought the match level through a former Grecian in Daniel Nardiello who found the net in the 45^th minute of the match.

TICKETS

Tickets can be purchased via Bury’s ticketing system by following this link. Tickets are also available on the day at the same prices.

Ticket categories and prices are as follows:

• Adults: £20
• Concessions: £14*
• 
Under-18: £10
• 
Under-16: £7
• Under 12: £5 (Please Note: Under 12's must be accompanied by an adult
)
• Under 5: Free of charge

*Concessions are - Disabled Supporters / Under-23 / 65 and over

Family Ticket prices 

1x Adult plus 1x Under-16: £20
Each additional Child (Aged 5-16) - Plus £5.00.

Please Note: Family tickets and disabled tickets can only be purchased from the Ticket Office.
If you are buying your ticket on the day of the game, you can do so directly from the turnstile, which saves time queuing at the Ticket Office. 

Military Discounts
Bury Football Club offer a discount for all serving and former military personnel.  Adult Tickets and Family Tickets can be purchased at £10 rather than the normal price of £20. Discounted tickets can be purchased by visiting the Ticket Office and displaying the relevant identification.

Blue Light Discounts
Bury Football Club offer a discount for all serving members of the emergency services and HMP. Adult Tickets and Family Tickets can be purchased at £10 rather than the normal price of £20. Discounted tickets can be purchased by visiting the Ticket Office and displaying the relevant identification.

NHS staff can claim their free ticket using their ID card on the day.

Please note that anyone claiming a complimentary or half-price ticket on the day can do so by attending our Ticket Office on the day of the game. These tickets cannot be ordered electronically or at the turnstiles.

• Advance Discounts? No.
• 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.

GRECIAN TRAVEL

The supporters coach to the Gigg Lane departs at 07:30am and is £36 per person. 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).

BY ROAD

To get to Gigg Lane by road follow the M5 from Exeter before joining the M6 north. Take the exit for the M62 at Birchwood and follow that road before taking the exit onto the M60. After a short while take the exit for the A56 New Bury Road and follow that road before turning right onto Gigg Lane where the stadium is.

PUBS/FOOD

Pre-game, the on-site Bury FC Social Club is open to home and away supporters and as well as two bar areas, offering a selection of hot and cold food options.

When scheduling allows, ta live game will also be shown on the projector screen as well as the various TV screens that adorn the walls.

The club offers the usual matchday refreshments within the concourse areas, via stadium catering company, Centreplate.

There are a few pubs around the ground and along Manchester Road in particular. Otherwise, Bury town centre is around a 15-minute walk away where there are plenty of pubs to be found including a Wetherspoons pub called the 'Art Picture House' on Haymarket Street.

BY TRAIN

There is no railway station in Bury itself, so most fans travelling by train are likely to end up at one of the Manchester stations. Bury Metrolink is served by trams from Manchester Victoria and Piccadilly railway stations. Bury Metrolink Station is about a 10-15 minute walk from the ground.