Exeter City return to action at St James Park when they welcome Cambridge United to Devon in a 3pm kick-off.
The Grecians will be looking to bounce back from defeat away at Newport County AFC last time out, but they come up against an in form United side who have won three consecutive matches.
Ahead of the match on Saturday, manager Matt Taylor said: “A new manager has come in and taken over and they’ve hit a bit of form recently. They’re a very good attacking team and they have scored a lot of goals in the last few weeks and they’re coming off the back of an exciting game against Northampton Town last weekend.
“We’ve got to be at our best if we want to get anything out of the game. After the game at the weekend I was pleased with the attitude, mindset and how we went about the game in terms of the performance, but we need to add a little bit of quality in front of the opposition goal. We’re mindful of that going into this weekend.”
LAST TIME WE MET
The sides last met earlier in the season at the Abbey Stadium. An August evening in midweek saw the Grecians go ahead after eight minutes through Jonathan Forte before Jayden Stockley took the game away from United in the 14th minute.
TICKET NEWS
Tickets are on sale at advance prices until 5pm in person and midnight online, on Friday, January 25, so why not save money and time queuing by buying in advance!
You can book online via Mobile, tablet or desktop by visiting: tickets.ecfc.co.uk or by calling: 01392 411 243 or by visiting the club shop/reception at St James Park.
ACTIVITIES AROUND THE GROUND
The face painters have made a valuable addition to matchdays and judging by the sights around the ground it is just as popular with adults as well as youngsters.
Their normal route if you want to catch them is: Starting at the Tombola Stall they head through Red Square for the Centre Spot before heading back to the family Junior Grecian Family Zone. Leaving the zone for the stadium, they start with the IP Office Main Stand and Stagecoach Adam Stansfield Stand before finishing on the Thatchers Big Bank.
You can also pick up some free stickers from St James Park on the day. You can also take part in the Exeter City tombola where the first prize is a signed Exeter City football. All funds raised go directly to the academy to support the future of the club.
ST JAMES PARK PLAYLIST
MATCH DAY PROGRAMME
The latest edition of The Grecian provides an interview with City full back Craig Woodman, and he discusses making his 250th City appearance. We also have our regular quiz features so you can test your Exeter City knowledge. CITY Community Trust provide details on some of their fantastic education pathways available, and you can also read regular features from lifelong City fan Tony Morris and local journalist Matt Bamsey.
JUNIOR GRECIANS ZONE
The Junior Grecians family zone will be open to its members from 12.30pm on Saturday and at 1.30pm for everyone else, including away supporters.
The zone has video consoles, large TV screens, a refreshments stall and table football. It is located near the players' entrance at the IP Office Stand.
KEY TIMINGS ON SATURDAY
Here's the key timing information for Saturday as the Grecians look to get back to winning ways.
MASCOTS
You can read the mascot profiles in the match day programme which you can pick up in the stadium for ÂŁ3.00 on the day.
For mascot booking or information, please contact andy.gillard@ecfc.co.uk
CLUB SHOP
The club shop will be open from 11am to give you the opportunity to make some purchases ahead of the match and will close at 5.30pm.
