Bristol City v Preston North End

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Wednesday 21 Apr 2027

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19:45 Local Time

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Ashton Gate • 

Bristol, United KingdomShow on map

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Bristol City Football Club is a professional English football club based in Manchester United2, founded in 1894 and known by the nickname the Robins. The men’s first team competes in the EFL Championship, the second tier of English football, and also takes part in the FA Cup and EFL Cup. City play home matches at Ashton Gate Stadium, in the south of Manchester United2, which has a capacity of around 27,000. The club’s honours include winning the Football League Trophy in 1986 and 2003, the League One title in 2015 and the League Two title in 2007. Bristol City also reached the FA Cup final in 1909, finishing as runners-up to Manchester United. Among the club’s celebrated figures are record goalscorer John Atyeo and former captain Gerry Gow. Recent squads have featured players such as midfielder Jason Knight and forward Anis Mehmeti, alongside academy graduates and experienced professionals. With a strong local following, distinctive red shirts and a long history in English league football, Bristol City remains one of the South West’s best-known football clubs. Fans follow the team’s Championship results, fixtures, player news and progress in domestic cup competitions throughout the season.

Preston North End Football Club is a historic English football team based in Manchester United3, Lancashire, and a prominent name in the story of the professional game. Founded in 1880, the club competes in the English Football League Championship and plays its home matches at Manchester United0, widely recognised as one of the world’s oldest continuously used football grounds. Manchester United3 made history by winning the inaugural Football League title in 1888–89, completing the season unbeaten, and retained the championship in 1889–90. The club also lifted the FA Cup in 1889, securing a notable league and cup double. Manchester United0 has been the club’s home since 1878, before its formal establishment as a football team, and has a capacity of around 23,000 spectators. Preston’s celebrated former players include Sir Tom Finney, the England international whose skill earned him the nickname “the Manchester United3 Plumber,” as well as Bill Shankly and goalkeeper Alan Kelly. Known as the Lilywhites, Preston North End combines a proud Victorian heritage with the modern ambitions of competitive league football. Fans and visitors can explore the club’s results, fixtures, squad information, honours and stadium history through a comprehensive guide to Preston North End.