🏆 City Women drawn against Lewes in Vitality FA Cup Third Round
Posted: Tuesday, November 30th 2021
Tickets on sale for City Women's first home game of the season
Wednesday, August 25th 2021
Supporters can purchase tickets for Bristol City Women's first home fixture of the Championship season as they take on Lewes FC at the Robins High Performance Centre.
Lauren Smith's side will welcome the Rooks to the High Performance Centre in their first home fixture of the 2021/22 Championship season. The two sides played out an entertaining 2-2 draw when they last met in mid-August as part of their pre-season preparations.
Supporters are encouraged to pre-purchase their tickets for the fixture and take advantage of the reduced prices for online purchases. City Women are also delighted to announce that if you purchase tickets online you'll be entered into a competition to win a behind-the-scenes tour of the HPC for 2 people ahead our next home fixture against Durham on Sunday, September 26th.
ONLINE PRICING
- Adults - £7
- Over-65 & Under-22 - £5
- Under-19 - £4
- Under-12 - £3
MATCHDAY PRICING
- Adults - £10
- Over-65 & Under-22 - £8
- Under-19 - £6
- Under-12s - £4
Season Cards for the 2021/22 campaign are currently still on sale to supporters. Adults can watch City Women in action for less than £4 per game, whilst Under-12s can watch for less than £1 per game.
TRAVEL
Bristol City and First Bus are pleased to announce a new service to and from the Robins High Performance Centre on City Women matchdays during the 2021/22 season.
The ‘HPC1’ service will operate for all league fixtures at the HPC starting at the FA Women’s Championship game vs Lewes on Sunday, September 5th (3pm KO). The service will not operate for the friendly vs Lewes on Sunday, August 15th.
Buses will depart from Haymarket near Primark (Broadmead), stopping near the Hippodrome (Centre) and near Ashton Gate before arriving at the HPC.
Pre-Match
- Buses will depart from The Haymarket at 1.50pm and 2.30pm for the 3pm kick-off
- Buses will call at St Augustine’s Parade approximately 1.53pm and 2.33pm and Ashton Bridge at approximately 2pm and 2.40pm
- Journey time to the HPC is approximately 15 minutes subject to traffic
Post-Match
- Buses will depart from Robins HPC car-park
- The first bus will leave approximately 10 minutes after the full-time whistle once most fans have left the stadium
- A second bus will depart approximately 30 minutes later
- The Ashton Bridge stop on the return journey will be at Blackmoors Lane stop in Bower Ashton, just the other side of the A370. Fans can use crossing points and subways to cross the A370
PARKING
Supporters can purchase a car-park space for the first four home fixtures of the season in the QEH Sports Ground, which neighbours the Robins High Performance Centre.
Supporters are encouraged to pre-book as there are a limited number of spaces available and this can be done via the Bristol Sport ticketing site for £3, whereas parking purchased on the day will cost £5.
Once parked, supporters will make their way out of the front gate of the QEH Sports Ground car-park, turning right and using the footpath that brings supporters into the grounds of the High Performance Centre.
Parking information for City Women’s home fixture at Ashton Gate Stadium will be released in due course.
Car-park address: QEH Sports Ground, Failand, Bristol, BS8 3TN
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