It’s finally here! The 24/25 Sky Bet League One season gets under way on Saturday as City host Rotherham in a 5:30pm kick-off at St James Park!
The Grecians will be looking to start the new season in style after a productive pre-season campaign. It’s a tough start for City, taking on a Rotherham side that was relegated from the Championship last season, and after strengthening, Steve Evans’ men will be looking to bounce back at the first opportunity.
The match could see the return of familiar faces in Cameron Dawson, Zak Jules and Sam Nombe.With nine new faces joining the club there could be some full debuts on Saturday.
With City’s home league matches providing popular in the home areas over the last few seasons, it’s worth booking early to gain admission! Don’t forget, you save time and money by purchasing tickets in advance!
If you can’t make it to SJP you can purchase an audio pass in the UK or a live stream overseas – click here to check the packages available.
The match is also live on Sky Sports +, alongside all of the opening League One matches!We will also be proving live coverage on our Twitter and Facebook pages and will have reaction from Gary Caldwell and a player after the match!
Going to the football with your family is the perfect way to make memories you treasure, and at St James Park there is plenty on offer pre-match to keep the whole family entertained, and ensure a special day out.
The club shop is open from 10am on Saturday and is stocked with all three of City’s kits for the 24/25 season as well as a range of training gear and pocket money items.
Don’t forget, Supporters’ Trust members, Junior Grecians and season ticket holders save 10% on full prices purchases!
In the Fan Zone, the bar and Kenniford Farm’s van will also be open for refreshments and hot food.
The Centre Spot Bar will be open from 12pm on Saturday, showing the selected Championship, League Two and Community Shield final!
The Centre Spot is also home to The Famous Exeter City Real Ale and Cider Emporium, offering a great selection of real ales and ciders.
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