Report: Bristol City Women 5-0 Millwall Lionesses
Posted: Sunday, March 19th 2017
Vixens To Face Manchester City In Last Eight Of The Cup
Monday, March 20th 2017
Bristol City Women have been drawn at home to WSL1 Champions Manchester City in the quarter-finals of the SSE Women’s FA Cup.
The tie will take place at 2pm on Sunday, March 26th at the Stoke Gifford Stadium in Bristol.
Manchester City defeated Reading 1-0 yesterday to make it through to the last eight, with their new signing, World Player of the Year Carli Lloyd making her debut.
The Vixens meanwhile romped to a 5-0 victory over Millwall Lionesses to make it to the quarter-final stage for the first time since finishing as runners-up in 2013.
Tickets will be available to purchase on the day (cash only), no tickets will be made available in advance. Gates will open at 1pm.
Prices:
- Adult - £8
- Senior 65+ - £5
- Under-22 – £5
- Under-19 – £4
- Under-12 – £2
Forever Bristol Members:
- Member Adult - £5
- Senior 65+ Member - £3
- Under-22 Member - £3
- Under-19 Member - £2
- Under-12 Member – £1
Supporters are encouraged to take public transport where possible as parking won’t be guaranteed.
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