Exeter City tickets on sale today for priority 1 fans

Tickets have gone on sale this morning for Plymouth Argyle’s eagerly-anticipated clash against Exeter City at Home Park next month.

This latest Devon Derby is set to take on even more significance than usual because both clubs are pushing for automatic promotion from League Two.

The fixture has been moved from Saturday, March 21 to Monday, March 23, with a 7.45pm kick-off, for live Sky TV coverage.

Despite that, there is still expected to be massive demand for tickets for the 70th Football League meeting between the two rivals.

Fourth-placed Argyle are one point behind Exeter, who are in third, each with 12 games of the season to play.

That follows the Pilgrims’ 0-0 draw with Cambridge United at Home Park on Saturday while Exeter lost 2-0 at Northampton Town.


Argyle’s priority one period for selling tickets for the Devon Derby began at 9.15am today.

Flexi-ticket holders can redeem one ticket, while 1886 and Big Green Lottery members can buy one ticket each.

Tickets will go on general sale from 9.15am next Monday, with some restrictions being imposed for this match.

Argyle will only sell tickets to supporters on their database. Fans will need to have been registered before January 31, 2020.

AWAY TICKETS: Plymouth Argyle SOLD OUT

Tickets for Exeter City's Devon derby at Home Park on Monday, March 23 (7:45pm) have now sold out.

Our allocation of 1723 tickets have all sold, but a few returns are being processed and we hope to be able to release the last handful of tickets for sale later in the week.

The match was originally scheduled for Saturday, March 21 but will now be shown live on Sky Sports.

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Eight fans queuing at 0630 this morning for tickets

What's the point of that. Haven't they heard of the internet? It's not like there were bugger all seats left for sale.

Logged on at 0915, got pretty much the seats I wanted and boof. Done in three minutes. There were plenty of seats available.

I think it could well be a sell out even with Sky onboard

Giving it a miss, not dancing to Skys tune.

Loads of seats left was over there this morning
Got a couple of extra next to my STs no problem

Ticket office


1,000 tickets sold in first 15 minutes of general sale for our home clash with EC FC

Tgwu wrote:

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LOL. Jannerzzzz eh?

It’s like it’s 1973 every day.

Tgwu wrote:

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Jesus wept

Forgot all about general sale until 4ish, booked a ticket no problem... then regretted it.

Busy Day! 3,500 tickets sold today for this month's Devon Derby clash with Exeter

Terrace block G first to sell out.

Exeter tickets

Tickets so far sold for the 70th Football League Devon Derby between the two sides stood at 14,372 on Monday afternoon,

Do we reckon this will be played in front of a crowd. I think we'll get away with it this weekend but I'm not sure we'll go much further before matches behind closed doors come into play.

Greenlander wrote:

Do we reckon this will be played in front of a crowd. I think we'll get away with it this weekend but I'm not sure we'll go much further before matches behind closed doors come into play.

Was just having this conversation earlier. Things can go downhill pretty quickly if Italy is anything to go by.

Czarcasm wrote:

Greenlander wrote:

Do we reckon this will be played in front of a crowd. I think we'll get away with it this weekend but I'm not sure we'll go much further before matches behind closed doors come into play.

Was just having this conversation earlier. Things can go downhill pretty quickly if Italy is anything to go by.

same here was talking about it earlier as well...Here’s a question if it was played behind closed doors no crowd...would sky show it behind closed doors or would they be forced to pull the plug on it from the powers that be as well

Thing is what's to stop everyone turning up outside anyway.

I can certainly foresee a situation with tens of thousands of Liverpudlians outside Anfield if Liverpool are about to win the league in an empty stadium.

For me, the way forward suspend the season just finish it as and when. Scrap the Euros and delay the 20/21 season if necessary.

Scrapping the season seems crazy and just a little unfair.

Oh and I don't reckon sky would show our game.

Greenlander wrote:

Thing is what's to stop everyone turning up outside anyway.

I can certainly foresee a situation with tens of thousands of Liverpudlians outside Anfield if Liverpool are about to win the league in an empty stadium.

For me, the way forward suspend the season just finish it as and when. Scrap the Euros and delay the 20/21 season if necessary.

Scrapping the season seems crazy and just a little unfair.

It happened last night in Valencia. Thousands of fans just gathered outside the ground.

Water cannon. That’s what we need.

I certain this will be played behind closed doors, like all EPL and EFL matches will be until season's end.  2 weeks and we'll be in an Italy type situation.

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Jesus wept

Yeah, there is more to life than queuing for ages for a bit of L2 tribalism. Lol.