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No matter if you’re here in Exeter, another part of the UK, or anywhere else on the planet, there’s going to be no getting away from the FIFA World Cup when it kicks off later this year.

In many respects, this year’s iteration of the world’s biggest football tournament will be business as usual. Fans from every continent will be flocking to the host nation in the hopes of seeing their nation be crowned as the best in the world at the beautiful game.

There will, however, be a few key differences. Firstly, the World Cup will be taking place in Qatar , the first time it’s...

Hacking League One will be top priority for Exeter City following promotion to the division after a 10-season wait, and while survival will be a great achievement at the end of 2022-23, nothing should stop Matt Taylor's side from attempting to punch above their weights.

Finishing in the top-six at 4/1 odds via bet365 through nfl predictions looks feasible if the Grecians play their cards right, but they will need to continually improve and be very consistent to have a realistic shot at a chance to play Championship football in 2023-24.

Exeter have managed to pick up some...

The LTA’s Wheelchair Tennis Initiative is set to arrive at Exeter Tennis Centre on Sunday 27 August , as the search for the next big stars of the game continues.

This initiative is part of the LTA’s Wheelchair Performance Pathway Talent Identification Programme, delivered by our Wheelchair Performance staff. These open days offer players the first opportunity to enter our Wheelchair Performance Pathway and are designed to attract, engage and inspire people with physical impairments to join the game.

The LTA Wheelchair Tennis Initiative aims to attract, inspire and engage...

A professional rugby union player who is studying at the University of Exeter will be taking on another role in education after signing up to support a testicular cancer charity. Kitan Ojo, who is in the senior academy squad at Harlequins, has secured the role of university ambassador for The OddBalls Foundation and from the autumn term will be helping the organisation to encourage men to check themselves for signs of the disease, the most prominent form in males aged 15-49.

Kitan Ojo, 19, is from Weybridge in Surrey and is studying for a degree in Mechanical Engineering at the...