AFC Wimbledon v Exeter City

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Monday 29 Dec 2025

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19:45 Local Time

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Plough Lane • 

London, United KingdomShow on map

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AFC Wimbledon is an English professional football club based in the London borough of Merton. The team was formed in 2002 by fans of the original Wimbledon F.C., which relocated to Milton Keynes and became Milton Keynes Dons. Since their formation, AFC Wimbledon has quickly risen through the ranks of English football and currently competes in League One, the third tier of the English football league system. The team has won multiple awards, including the Football League Trophy in 2016 and the Combined Counties League Premier Division in 2004-2005. Some notable players who have represented AFC Wimbledon include Danny Kedwell, Jack Midson, and Callum Kennedy. The team plays their home games at the 4,850-seater Plough Lane Stadium, which opened in 2020 after the club successfully raised funds for its construction through a community campaign.

Exeter City Football Club, founded in 1904, is a professional football team based in National League0, National League3, England. The team competes in the fourth tier of English football, League Two, after achieving promotion from the National League in the 2020-2021 season. Known as the "Grecians," Exeter City has a rich history in English football, having played in the top four tiers for the majority of its existence. The team's home ground is St James Park, a 8,541 capacity stadium that has been the home of Exeter City since its inception. Some notable players who have donned the red and white striped jersey include Alan Gow, Chris Todd, and Lee Holmes. Exeter City has also achieved success in cup competitions, having won the Football League Trophy in 2017 and reaching the FA Cup semi-finals in 1931. With a loyal fanbase and a strong team, Exeter City is sure to continue making its mark in English football for years to come.