Exeter City quickly return to Sky Bet League Two action when they travel to Morecambe this weekend.
The Grecians go into the match still unbeaten in the league this season and make the trip to Lancashire following a 0-0 draw with Oldham Athletic in midweek.
Ahead of the match, manager Matt Taylor said: “The players have come back in pretty well. The mindset is right, everyone is feeling slightly disappointed to miss out on the three points, but perfromance-wise there is a lot to be pleased about.
"Anywhere you go you have to be tough, sharp, start the game well and be resilient."
LAST TIME WE MET
The sides last met back in January last season at St James Park as they played out a 0-0 draw in Devon.
Despite Ryan Bowman making his debut as a second half substitute, the Grecians had a number of chances to take the lead, but a resolute Morecambe defence battled well to hold out for a point.
MATCH DAY COVERAGE
For those who are unable to make the match, full match coverage will be available on the club Twitter and Facebook accounts. Interviews with Matt Taylor at full-time, and highlights of the match will be avaiable the following day.
Exeter City on social media
TICKET NEWS
PMG Stand Blocks A and B
Adult: £21
Over-65s: £17
Young adult (18-22 and students): £15
Under-18s: £6
Under-11s: Free, with each paying adult, concession or young adult. Any additional children pay the junior rate.
Tickets can be purchased by clicking here
Advanced discounts: Yes, prices will increase by £2 on the day of the game
Ambulant disabled and wheelchair: Pay concession price (or lower relevant age category if applicable) and their carer goes free
Matchday purchase available: Yes, but cash turnstiles are no longer available
Grecian Travel: Exeter City Supporters' coach will be departing from outside Unit 1 nightclub at 6.30am on Saturday, August 24. The fare for the trip to Morecambe is £40.
BY RAIL
You are able to take the train up to Morecambe on the day of the game. You can take the 7:24am service from Exeter St. David’s up to Birmingham New Street before changing to take the 10:15am train up to Lancaster. From Lancaster you then need to take the 12:14 train to Morecambe which takes around 10 minutes. It is then a 1.2-mile walk from the station to the Globe Arena. Coming back, it is difficult to return on the same day because the last train from Morecambe to get you back to Exeter on the same day leaves at 17:04, which will of course leave very little time to catch after the full-time whistle.
BY ROAD
Follow the M5 and M6 to A683 in Lancashire. Exit the M6 at junction 34 and follow the signs for Morecambe. After around five miles you will reach a crossroads (with a McDonalds over on the right) where you turn right onto the Morecambe Road.
You will then reach a roundabout, (where there is a Toby Carvery) where you take the first exit into Westgate Road (signposted West Promenade, Sandylands.) Continue along this road for about one mile and you will reach the stadium on your right.
PUBS/FOOD
Just outside the ground is a Marston’s pub that serves food and drinks. Also, the Regent Leisure Holiday Park serves food and drinks with Sky Sports on a large screen. If you have time, it is also a good bet to take a 15-minute walk down to the seafront. With the entrance to the stadium behind you turn right and it is then a straight road up to the promenade