May 2023

In partnership with our friends at Exeter College and Teignmouth Community School, a successful EFL CEFA Season has come to an end, with all three teams competing strongly over the course of the season. It was the first time that Exeter College have entered teams into the Community and Education Football Alliance League and it […]

All Premier League fixtures from 6 to 15 May will be dedicated to the Inside Matters campaign, as the League and clubs reinforce their commitment to supporting the mental wellbeing of players, fans and those in communities.    The campaign encourages supporters to keep up the conversation on mental health by talking and listening to others.

Exeter City Women have received a boost ahead of the 2023/24 Season as the 1931 Fund have pledged a £3,000 donation to further assist the team’s development. The 1931 Fund was started in 2009 after City last won promotion to League One. Since then, fans paying £19 each month into the Fund have invested £170,000

With the division in which the team will play next season still unknown, Abbie Britton and Aaron Wakley have moved proactively in talks with squad members ahead of next season.  Abbi Bond, Bow Jackson, Emily Toogood, Jaydee Seaman, Manfy Sharpe, Jess Sandland, Phoebe Baker, Rebecca Dandridge, Sarah Stacey, Chloe Gilroy, Ishbel Zuurmond, Zoe Watkins, Jenna

We are delighted to launch a new Walking Football session in partnership with Parkinson’s and Neuro South West Region Walking Football. All ages are welcome to the Wednesday sessions, with no football experience necessary. Coached by team Manager Caroline Pike, with the assistance of our 2022 ‘Coach of the Year’ Dan Hewitt, the sessions are

By Maxine Coupe Exeter City Reserves hosted their final game of the season on Sunday as Swindon Town Development were the visitors to Bradninch. City welcomed back captain Yvie Miler after a recent operation, with Poppy Cloke and Jemima Lister both making starts. Exeter created several chances early on, with Lexi Watts hitting the post

Ten year old Goalkeeper Kitty had just played two games in the pouring rain. Cold, wet and feeling low on confidence, she broke into tears as the final game finished. However, Kitty’s Mum Rosie knew just who to contact to lift her daughter’s spirit and sent a message to the Exeter City Women’s team. Hearing

In a title decider at the Exwick Sports Hub, Exeter City beat Birmingham 3-1 to claim the Development League Championship. Goals from Jack Broad, Ashley Parkes and Josip Smokvina secured victory in a competitive game, Parkes with a late goal after Birmingham had pulled a one back with ten minutes to play. With the Deaf