Exeter City U21s are back in Premier League Cup action on Thursday night as they host Brentford B in a 7pm kick-off.
It's been an incredible campaign in the competition for the Grecians, having gone unbeaten in the group stage winning five and drawing one of their group matches to become group winners.
The round of sixteen tie sees the Grecians host Brentford B side that finished second in group I, having faced Derby County, Bournemouth and Chelsea.
The tie must be settled on the night, so if the score is level at full-time there will be extra-time and penalties to decide who progresses.
The match will be a great opportunity for supporters to see the future stars of Exeter City, with this year's participation in the competition our first since 2021/22. The competition assists the player pathway into the first team.
Match Tickets
The Nevada Construction main stand is open for the match, with tickets now on sale at the following prices.
- Adults: £6
- Senior: £4
- Under-18: £2
Tickets can be purchased on the gate on the day, with both cash and card accepted!
Buy Tickets
Tickets can be purchased online via your ticketing account here, or in person at St James Park or by calling 01392 411 243.
David Perkins Thoughts
"We've got to be on the front foot and show no fear." Join coach David Perkins previews Thursday night's Premier League Cup match against Brentford B below:
How To Follow
Live on Grecian+
We will be streaming the game live on the Grecian+ for free with Commentary from Charlie Howell!
To watch, all you need to do is create an account in advance and then you'll be able to sign in on the day and watch by clicking here.
There will of course be live coverage across our social media channels, as well as reaction from Dan Green and a player following the conclusion of the match.
Previous Match
Exeter City U21 2 Bristol City U21 2 | 3/2/25 | Premier League Cup group stage
Exeter City under-21s ended the Premier League Cup group stages with a 2-2 draw against Bristol City in a lively encounter at St James Park. Jay Bird scored after just 90 seconds, but Bristol City turned the game on it’s head before the 20 minute mark – all while being reduced to ten men – before Liam Oakes equalised with a thumping effort in the second half.