Exeter City are back on the road on Tuesday night, making the long trip to Oakwell to face Barnsley in a 7:45pm kick-off in EFL Sky Bet League One.
City's six-game unbeaten run came to an end on Saturday with a 2-0 defeat to automatic promotion chasing Wrexham, and the Grecians will be looking to get back to winning ways at Oakwell.
Barnsley sit 11th in the League One table and drew 1-1 with Wigan Athletic on Saturday.
City have fared well in their last two trips to Oakwell, who can forget Jay Stansfield's double back in October 2022, or Reece Cole's stunner in last season's 2-1 win.
A huge thank you to everyone that is making the long midweek trip to Barnsley - legends!
Match Tickets
Tickets are on sale for our trip to Barnsley on Tuesday, April 1, 7:45pm.
Prices: advance/matchday
- Adult - £15/£17
- 65+ - £10/£22
- Young Adult 19-21 - £10/£12
- Juvenile under-19 - £5/£7
- Juvenile under-14* - £1/£3
Juvenile U14 price is only available when purchased alongside a fee paying adult ticket. Supporters under 14 will not be permitted to the stadium with out a parent or guardian that is over 18.
Tickets can be purchased on the day at Oakwell, cash or card. Prices rise by £2 on matchday.
Buy Tickets
Tickets can be purchased online via your ticketing account here, or via the ticket office during opening hours.
The Kit
The Grecians will be wearing our Blue away kit at Oakwell on Tuesday night.
Gary Caldwell's Thoughts
Exeter City manager Gary Caldwell has shared his thoughts ahead of City's trip to face Barnsley on Tuesday night.
"The players will be ready to go and hopefully start another run."
Hear more from Gary ⬇️
The Stadium
- Name: Oakwell
- Opened: 1888
- Capacity: 23,287
- Address: Grove Street, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S71 1ET
Oakwell Stadium was built in 1888 and was extensively redeveloped in the 1990s, with only the original main stand left standing.
Away fans are located in the North Stand, with a usual allocation of around 2,000. The stand holds 6,000 but for larger followings, restrictions can be in place which limits the allocation to around 4,500.
How to get there
By Car
You can plan your journey to Barnsley by heading over to Google Maps and typing in the postcode S71 1ET.
By Train
As the fixture is a long midweek evening trip it's best to check your options at nationalrail.co.uk.
Grecian Travel
Away travel can now be booked directly or by emailing simoncarnall77@gmail.com. The cost of the coach to Barnsley is £45.
Pick up points: Leaving Exeter at 11:30am.
- Exeter (City Centre) - Unit 1 Nightclub - EX1 2AZ
- Exeter (Junction 29) - Honiton Road (opposite the Park and Ride, next to Miller & Carter) - EX1 3QS
- Cullompton - M5, Junction 28 Services - EX15 1NS
- Tiverton - M5, Junction 27 Services - EX16 7HD
- Taunton - M5, Junction 25, BP Garage - TA1 2UH
Parking
There is no parking for away supporters at the stadium, and if supporters wish to park in the surrounding areas, they must do so respectfully and adhere to all signage displayed.
Away supporters are advised to use the Queens Ground car park (S71 1AN) by the hosts, with cars charged £5 for parking. Access to the car park will close 30 minutes before kick-off.
How to Follow
As the match is on a Tuesday night it can be watched LIVE on Sky Sports+ in the UK!
The match can be watched overseas for subscribers on Grecian+ for £10.
The match can be listened to live in the UK on Grecian+ for £2.50.
We will also be covering the match LIVE on all our social media channels, and bringing you post match reaction from the management team and a player.
Match highlights and a full match replay will be available from Sunday.
Previous Encounter
Exeter City 1 Barnsley 2 | 14/12/24 | EFL Sky Bet League One
Two goals at the start of the second half condemned City to a 2-1 defeat against Barnsley, despite the Grecians taking an early lead.
The Grecians dominated much of the first half and went ahead through Josh Magennis' free-kick, before creating several opportunities to extend their advantage. However, they were punished after the break as Barnsley turned the game around with goals from Callum Styles and Davis Keillor-Dunn securing the points for the visitors.