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Exeter Boxer Makes Fighting Comeback in Thailand as the Journey Continues

Exeter-based boxing promoter and coach Faheem Khan has made his return to professional boxing, travelling to Thailand for a comeback fight as he continues to build his career both inside and outside the ring.

After stepping away from competitive boxing in 2019, Faheem Khan has returned to the sport with renewed ambition, recently travelling to Thailand to compete in a professional boxing contest on 29 August.

The comeback marks another chapter in a boxing career spanning more than three decades.

Faheem, who is based in Exeter, has continued to play an active...

How to Compare Sports Betting Sites Before the Weekend's Fixtures

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 09/03/2026 - 11:48pm

A busy sporting weekend can mean Premier League matches, rugby, racing, tennis and other events all taking place within a short window. If you already know what you plan to follow, choosing a sports betting site is less about finding the longest list of markets and more about checking whether the platform covers the events you care about in a clear and usable way.

A few practical checks before the weekend starts can make that easier. Sports coverage, market presentation, mobile access, settlement rules and licensing all matter more once you know which fixtures you actually want...

Slazenger Padel opens in Exeter

Slazenger, one of the world’s leading names in racquet sports, has unveiled Slazenger Padel Exeter, a 35,000 sq. ft Padel Club located at Haven Banks in the heart of the city.

This marks another step in Slazenger Padel’s ambition to become the UK’s leading padel powerhouse, bringing premium padel facilities to more communities across the country.

On Monday 31st August, Slazenger Padel opened its newest location at Haven Banks Retail Park in Exeter, which has been providing outdoor education, training and recreational opportunities for more than 45 years.

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Exeter manager delighted with draw, club strengthens on deadline day

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 09/03/2026 - 3:23pm

Exeter City manager Matt Taylor says he felt like ‘a proud parent’ after his side held League Two promotion favourites Barnet to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday.

The result left thousands of sports bettors cursing, with the London-based club coming in for heavy support in the run-up to the game.

With plenty of the season still to play, the League 2 betting odds will continue to attract attention from punters.

Grecians defy the odds against Barnet

Exeter fell behind at St James Park after Idris Kanu scored for the visitors midway through the second half, but Reece...

Chiefs celebrate 20 years of Sandy Park with retro style shirt

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 09/03/2026 - 2:05am

Exeter Chiefs have turned back the clock with their new home and away kit to celebrate the first game played at Sandy Park 20 years ago.

The long-awaited kit for the 2026/27 season has been revealed today. Its retro design was inspired by the shirt worn by the players who ran out for Chiefs against Coventry in September 2006.

Designed and manufactured by VX3, the kit has been given a modern uplift, but its origins are clearly recognisable from the first jersey worn at Sandy Park, which features the light blue paneling of the 2006 shirt.

Exeter Chiefs CEO Tony...

Bishop announces Exeter Chiefs Women’s cup captains for 2026/27

Exeter Chiefs Women head coach Oli Bishop has named a captain and two vice-captains for the duration of the JAECOO Next Gen Cup.

Emily Robinson will lead the women through a second campaign while there are new vice-captains in place, centurion full-back Merryn Elworthy and Black Ferns prop Amy Rule.

Bishop said: “The three leaders we decided to pick are based on the work they have done for us in the past. They hugely represent the club on and off the pitch.

“They definitely want to grow our team and are huge in our team-first attitude. With a young group going...

Exeter City claim first League Two victory of the season over Accrington Stanley

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2026 - 1:01am

Exeter City claimed their first three points of the season on Saturday when they defeated Accrington Stanley 2-0 at St. James’ Park.

Things started brilliantly for the hosts, as they managed to open the scoring inside the first two minutes of the game. After getting down within an attacking area of the pitch inside the first few moments of the game, Charlie Cummins threw a long ball into the box that was headed away to captain Jack Fitzwater, who managed to acrobatically put the ball into the back of the net to give them the opener.

It was a perfect start for fans to get...

Chiefs Women’s young guns sign transition contracts

Exeter Chiefs have signed up promising talent from the U23s pathway to enhance the women’s programme for the 2026/27 season.

Ten young players have been contracted to the club, including 18-year-old Izzy Firth who has only just left Exeter College.

England U18s captain centre Meghan Crilly will join also the Exeter Chiefs transition squad after two years at Loughborough College, competing in the ACE League.

Prop Lilly Plowman and lock Ellie Wood return for another year under this agreement while new for this season are scrum-half Charlotte Coyle, tighthead prop...

Oli Bishop promoted to Chiefs Women’s head coach role

Exeter Chiefs Women have promoted assistant coach Oli Bishop to the role of head coach ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Bishop joined Chiefs as women’s attack and backs coach ahead of last season. He arrived from Trailfinders Women with a wealth of experience having spent nine seasons with Wasps Women before coaching for two further seasons in London.

Bishop immediately settled in the Chiefs environment and in his first season helped to lead Chiefs to a PWR semi-final against Saracens Women.

The club’s CEO Tony Rowe CBE said: “Oli came to the club with years of...

Cricket's Most Controversial Moments: When Winning Clashed With the Spirit of the Game

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Mon, 08/10/2026 - 11:09pm

Cricket has always been known as a game of etiquette, known for its traditions that go back hundreds of years. The game may have grown to become one of the biggest sports on earth, and yet those traditions still hold to this very day. Ask any die-hard fan, and they'll tell you few sights show sportsmanship better than moments when a batsman walks after being given not out, knowing they made a slight nick as the ball passes into the wicketkeeper's gloves or the fielder signalling for a boundary because a part of their body made contact with it as they came into possession of the ball. It...

Exeter Sea Bees launch free youth baseball open day

Young people across Exeter are being invited to discover America's favourite pastime this weekend as the newly formed Exeter Sea Bees hold a free open day for aspiring baseball players.

Taking place on Saturday, July 18, the event marks the launch of the club's new youth programme, which is open to children entering Year 7 and above.

The team takes its name from the famous US Navy Seabees, who were based at Countess Wear during the Second World War and represented Europe in the 1945 European Baseball Championships, with matches played at Exeter City's St James Park....

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