Match Previews

📝 Match Preview: Oldham Athletic (H)

20th November

Exeter City will be looking to make it 14 games unbeaten when Oldham Athletic visit SJP this Saturday, 3pm.

After a 4-0 win over West Brom U21s in the Papa John's Trophy, City will be hoping to extend their good home record against Harry Kewell's Greater Manchester side.

Athletic were beaten 2-0 at home by Scunthorpe last weekend but have won four of their last five on the road and will of course be looking to make it five from six.

Speaking ahead of the game, City boss Matt Taylor says his side are targeting two wins from their two home games this week.

"We can only control what we can control, but we certainly know what our target is and that's two home wins.

"They're a very good side and have some very good attacking players who will hopefully be on show at the weekend. Hopefully we will keep them quiet and execute our own game plan.

"They are a difficult team to prepare for because they've been a little bit inconsistent. They did beat Cheltenham at home recently and that's a game we watched in details. They are a big threat."

HOW TO WATCH

By purchasing a match pass on the City website, you'll be providing much welcome income whilst games are played behind closed doors with around 80% of the price going directly to the Grecians.

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You can watch the match on your laptop by purchasing a match pass and logging on to the website homepage where the will be a 'Watch Now' button near the top of the page.

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Season Ticket Holders

Season ticket holders get free access to the match. Simply log in to your account to watch. We will no longer be issuing codes as the EFL have taken over the handling of the iFollow. For more info, click here.

Guide to iFollow

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MATCH DAY COVERAGE

As usual, we’ll have the match covered across our social media channels and we’ll have a post-match interview with manager Matt Taylor and a player as they reflect on the result.