Exeter City will be facing off against Shrewsbury Town on Thursday evening, aiming to continue their unbeaten streak in the league. The City team has not conceded a goal in their last four matches, with their most recent victory being a 1-0 win over Cambridge. On the other hand, Shrewsbury Town, despite being in the relegation zone, is coming off a thrilling 5-3 away win against Crawley Town.
Gary Caldwell, the manager of Exeter City, recognizes the challenge that Shrewsbury Town poses, especially given their recent change in formation to a more aggressive and direct style of play. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on their own strengths and areas for improvement to ensure success in the upcoming match.
For fans looking to attend the game, tickets for the match at Shrewsbury Town are sold out, but can still be purchased on the day with cash only at the SY Comms North Stand. The match day prices range from £2 for juniors under 13 to £26 for adults.
Additionally, supporters can book away travel through Grecian Travel, with coach options available from various locations including Exeter City Centre and Taunton. The cost of the coach to Shrewsbury is £41 per person.
For those driving to the Croud Meadow stadium, parking options include the stadium itself, Meole Brace Park and Walk, and Meole Brace Retail Park. The club has also introduced matchday parking at Meole Brace P&R for £5 per car, with stewards available to ensure a safe environment for supporters.
The game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event, with kick-off at 8pm. Overseas subscribers can watch the match on Grecian+, while local fans can catch the action at Centre Spot. Social media channels will provide live updates during the game and post-match reactions from the management team and players.
In their previous encounter, Exeter City secured a 3-0 victory over Shrewsbury Town, capitalizing on an early red card to dominate the match. With both teams eager for a positive result, Thursday’s game promises to be an exciting clash between two competitive sides.