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Posted: Sunday, September 19th 2021
City Women clash with Arsenal to be streamed on Facebook Live
Tuesday, March 12th 2019
Tanya Oxtoby’s side travel to Borehamwood to face the Gunners on Thursday, March 14th (7:30pm) and fans can catch all the action via the FA Women’s Super League Facebook page.
Bristol City Women have enjoyed a fantastic season so far claiming six victories and four draws, which has seen them accumulate twenty-two points, placing them fifth in the table with five games to go.
So far this season Oxtoby’s side have picked up result notable results against the teams placed above them with two draws against table-toppers, Manchester City, a win over Birmingham City in fourth as well as draw with Chelsea earlier on in the season.
Coverage of Thursday’s FA Women’s Super League clash will begin shortly before kick-off at 7:25pm.
Watch City Women take on Arsenal here.
Before the month is out Bristol City Women also face back-to-back home fixtures at the SGS College Stoke Gifford Stadium.
They will welcome Everton Ladies on Sunday, March 24th (3pm) and Reading Women on Sunday March 31st (3pm) and supporters can purchase their tickets below.
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