Exeter City has been allocated four tickets (two pairs, one pair for each team), for the Community Shield on Sunday, August 16 at the Principality Stadium, Cardiff.
This year's match featuring the winners of the 25/26 Emirates FA Cup, Manchester City, playing the current Premier League Champions, Arsenal in a 3pm kick-off.
Please note, this year’s match is being played at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
One pair is being allocated by the Club, those in the Manchester City area, and the other pair, for seats in the Arsenal area, are available for our draw with Trust Members in membership as of Friday 31 July being able to apply to buy them. Both pairs will be seats are in prime locations.
All tickets are sold at face value, £55 a ticket but sold as a pair so £110 for the pair. Tickets are electronic so can be forwarded to whoever buys them.
If you are a winner and you and/or the person who goes with you wish to wear colours, then they can only be for Arsenal, not even Exeter ones can be worn.
Please email Neil Le Milliere on neil_le_milliere@btinternet.com if you are interested in buying a pair, by 11:59 on FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 and he will confirm receipt within 24 hours. Neil will follow that with emails confirming whether your entry has been verified; whether there needs to be a draw, or whether you have won the right to buy them without one. If a draw is necessary, we’ll endeavour to do that over the weekend and advise the winners as soon as possible afterwards.
Winners will need to sign an agreement as to what you will do with the tickets, and this includes that you will use one of them yourself and are taking a family member or friend with you. Under no circumstances can the tickets be resold/sold on, and you must comply with all FA and Stadium T&Cs.
When emailing please supply the following information in this order:
- Name:
- Trust Membership No:
- Home Address:
- Email Address:
- Mobile No:
- Home No:
- Work No:
If you have any queries, then email Neil on: neil_le_milliere@btinternet.com
If you want to know anymore about the Community Shield and the Principality Stadium itself, then click here.