Under-23s season review for 2016/17
Posted: Tuesday, July 11th 2017
Under-23s set for GFA Cup final
Wednesday, August 2nd 2017
City Under-23s play their long-awaited Gloucestershire Senior Challenge Cup final tie with Cirencester Town this evening (Wednesday), kick-off 7.30pm.
The match has been held over from last season and will be played at Oaklands Park, Almondsbury - the home of the GFA.
Luke Williams' young side will compete in the final in the first of three matches they will play in six days.
On Friday the Under-23s travel to Taunton Town, before hosting Swansea City in a pre-season friendly on Monday at Failand.
Entry prices for tonight's GFA Cup final have set at Β£5 for adults, free for Under-16s and concessions.
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