Fire damage at Exeter City's St James Park could cost £100,000
More than five fire crews were called to the fire at the football ground at around 10pm on Wednesday
Last updated 14th Nov 2025
Exeter City say a fire at St James Park on Wednesday may have caused up to £100,000 of damage.
More than five fire crews were called to the football ground at around 10pm Wednesday (November 14).
The fire was under control within two hours and no injuries were reported.
The fire caused damage to the buildings which house the stadium's control room and first aid room.
Exeter City say the adjacent Adam Stansfield Stand has suffered some fire and smoke damage.
The cause of the fire is not yet known
The club have set an initial target of £100,000 based on early cost estimates and say the figure will be updated as they get more information n on the total costs of repairs.
Exeter City Supporters trust have already raised over £15,000 for repairs.
The trust said earlier today in a statement: "The club has begun a full assessment of the cost and scope of repairs.
"Thanks to you; our owners, Exeter City stands strong today. With your help once more, we’ll be here tomorrow.
"We have set an initial target of £100,000 based on early cost estimates. This figure may be updated as the Club gathers further information on the total repair costs. Any funds raised that exceed the repair costs will be earmarked for future infrastructure improvements at St James Park.
"The monies will contribute to the possible removal and replacement of the necessary buildings & equipment required for match day operations."