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Exeter City will be playing their first home game in 17 days as they welcome Reading to Devon on Tuesday evening. The Grecians are currently fifth in League One and have had an impressive run of six matches without conceding a goal since mid-September. Their most recent victory was a 2-0 win against Shrewsbury.

On the other hand, Reading has had a mixed run of form with three wins and three defeats in their last six matches. However, they are coming off a convincing 4-1 win against Crawley Town on Saturday. Exeter City manager, Gary Caldwell, acknowledges the strength of Reading as a team and emphasizes the need for a clear game plan to secure a win.

For fans looking to attend the match, it is advisable to purchase tickets in advance to secure a spot, as home games for City tend to draw large crowds. Ticket prices vary depending on the section of the stadium, with discounts available for seniors, young adults, and juniors. Tickets can be purchased online, at St James Park, or by calling the ticket office.

In terms of matchday logistics, fans can expect City to be in their traditional home kit for the game. The match sponsors are Michelmores and Cooksleys, and key timings for the match are available for reference. For those unable to attend in person, there are options for purchasing an audio pass or live stream of the match.

Families attending the match can enjoy pre-match activities at St James Park, and the club shop will be open from 9am on the day of the game. Supporters are reminded that Trust members, Junior Grecians, and season ticket holders receive a 10% discount on purchases. The Junior Grecians Zone will also be open with activities for young fans.

Food and drink options will be available at the stadium, including hot and cold beverages, snacks, and food from Kenniford Farm. For those looking to enjoy a drink before or during the match, the Centre Spot Bar will be open from 5pm and offers a selection of real ales and ciders.

Fans can also pick up a matchday programme celebrating Gary Caldwell’s 100th match in charge of Exeter City for £2.50. The programme contains exclusive content and can be purchased from sellers around the ground or the club shop.

Previous encounters between Exeter City and Reading have been exciting, with the Grecians claiming a 2-1 victory in their last meeting in August 2023. The upcoming match promises to be another thrilling encounter between the two teams.