It's FA Cup third round weekend – grab VIP hospitality tickets to the sold-out Manchester City vs Exeter City match this Saturday from just £79
Can Exeter City defy the odds and upset Pep Guardiola's superstars? See if the League One minnows can create their own giant killing moment with a VIP ticket for this sold-out fixture
Manchester City will host mid-table League One Exeter City at the Etihad Stadium in an exciting FA Cup third round clash this weekend – kick off is 3pm on Saturday.
Regular tickets sold out weeks ago, but VIP packages from trusted premium fan experience providers Seat Unique are still available. Prices start at just £79, and these VIP tickets include a host of extras along with some of the best views in the ground.
The FA Cup third round weekend is widely regarded as one of the most iconic in the English football calendar. It marks the moment when the superstars of the Premier League and the heavyweights of the Championship enter the fray, facing up to teams from as far down as the semi-professional rungs of the English football pyramid.
Buy a VIP package for Man City vs Exeter for as little as £79 at Seat Unique.
The true soul of the competition lies in these teams having a crack at giant-killing, and Exeter City will be looking to earn a place in FA Cup history, backed by what is sure to be a noisy away support of 7,500 fans who snapped up the away allocation in record time.
Exeter are in reasonable form in League One, and are sitting mid-table with 30 points. Their talismanic striker Jayden Wareham, is Exeter City's leading goal scorer, and will be hoping to score in the biggest spotlight.
Last time out, Exeter drew 2-2 with high-flying Huddersfield, and with five wins and only two defeats in their last eight games, they'll arrive at the Etihad in a buoyant mood, hoping to cause what would be one of the biggest upsets in FA Cup history.
Meanwhile, City failed to claw back some ground on league leaders Arsenal with a disappointing 1-1 draw with Brighton midweek, and could be as much as eight points behind Arsenal after the leaders clash with stuttering Liverpool on Thursday evening.
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So the distraction of the FA Cup could be welcome, and Guardiola will be looking for a convincing victory. City are still very much challenging in the Champions League, the EFL Cup, and the Premier League, and the dream of an incredible quadruple is still very much a possibility for Pep and his City squad.
Last-minute FA Cup Manchester City vs Exeter City tickets are still available
Seat Unique offers a range of hospitality seats at the Etihad Stadium, which start at £79 per person for Saturday afternoon's FA Cup game.
The price includes extras, such as food and drink, as well as a premium seat in the ground. If buying more than one ticket, your seats will be situated next to each other.
I've picked out the two options with the lowest prices, but there are many other packages with a range of different prices, from £79 up to £349.
Seat Unique has other packages for the FA Cup third round matches, including Everton vs Sunderland, Liverpool vs Barnsley, and managerless Manchester United vs Brighton, so something for all fans to consider, and at fantastic prices.
There's also a full season's worth of Premier League and Champions League packages to consider over on the Seat Unique website.
If you can't make it to a game this FA Cup weekend, our handy guide on how to watch the FA Cup third round has all the details on broadcasters, live streams, free BBC coverage, and how to access all the action by using a VPN from anywhere.
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Paul joins FourFourTwo as a deal writer and has spent the last few years working at Future writing for BikePerfect, Cyclingnews and Cycling Weekly. A huge football fan he's supported Celtic and Scotland for as long as he can remember. Paul hopes one day to see Scotland finally make it out of a World Cup or Euros group and into a knockout phase for the first time.
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