Exeter City vs Birmingham City, 2024-25 EFL Trophy, Second Round

· English EFL Trophy

Exeter City

32': Pierce Sweeney

FT
1 - 2

Birmingham City

22': Luke Harris
78': Keshi Anderson

About

Exeter City are hosting Birmingham City at St James Park, Exeter, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English EFL Trophy.

Game Information

Competition: English EFL Trophy

Venue: St James Park
Location: Exeter, England
Attendance: 1,987

Line-Ups

Exeter City (3-4-1-2)

No.	Name
37	Shaun MacDonald (GK)
5	Jack Fitzwater
3	Ben Purrington
26	Pierce Sweeney
28	Kevin McDonald
47	Jake Richards
10	Jack Aitchison
2	Jack McMillan
18	Vincent Harper
11	Millenic Alli
31	Jay Bird

Exeter City Substitutes:

Sonny Cox, Ilmari Niskanen, Reece Cole, Kamari Doyle, Demetri Mitchell, Josh Magennis, Joseph Whitworth.

Birmingham City (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
45	Bailey Peacock-Farrell (GK)
25	Ben Davies
5	Dion Sanderson
3	Lee Buchanan
2	Ethan Laird
26	Luke Harris
12	Marc Leonard
19	Taylor Gardner-Hickman
10	Lukas Jutkiewicz
33	Ayumu Yokoyama
14	Keshi Anderson

Birmingham City Substitutes:

Jay Stansfield, Paik Seung-Ho, Ryan Allsop, Alfie May, Krystian Bielik, Tomoki Iwata, Christoph Klarer.

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