Rotherham United travel to face Exeter City this Saturday in a League Two fixture that will be dedicated to the lifesaving 'One in Every Corner' defibrillator campaign. The Millers, currently 13th in the table with 10 points from eight games, are looking to convert recent draws into a victory on the road. The match at St James Park will see the Red Sky Foundation's campaign highlighted, with four public access defibrillators donated to Exeter City as part of an initiative to place the devices at stadiums across the UK.
Saturday's game is dedicated to a national campaign aiming to protect fans and communities by installing defibrillators in every corner of football grounds. Exeter City will wear their home kit for the occasion, with various fan activities planned around the stadium from 11am. The Red Sky Foundation will be present on the day, raising awareness about cardiac health and providing information on how to use the life-saving equipment.
Exeter City manager Matt Taylor has given his pre-match thoughts as his side returns home after a 1-0 defeat at Bristol Rovers. The Grecians are unbeaten at home this season but have gone three league games without a win. Taylor highlighted the importance of the campaign, stating the club is proud to support such a vital cause for the safety of everyone in the stadium. Rotherham United, meanwhile, are on a run of one win, three draws and one loss from their last five, most recently drawing 1-1 with Crewe Alexandra. Top scorer Paul Mullin, who has four goals this season, is expected to lead the line again in a 3-4-1-2 formation. Manager Steve Evans confirmed Mullin is fit and ready, and emphasized the team's focus on turning solid performances into three points.
Tickets are available at advance prices, with family zones, live entertainment in the Fan Zone, and the club shop open from 11am. The match kicks off at 3pm and will be streamed live on Sky Sports+ during the international break. Exeter City confirmed that all proceeds from a special raffle held on match day will go directly to the Red Sky Foundation to fund further defibrillator installations. Rotherham's full upcoming fixtures are available, with the team looking to improve on their current standings position. Their last meeting with Exeter ended in a 4-0 victory for the Millers back in January. A minute's applause is planned before kick-off to honor all those affected by cardiac issues.
