Wolves Women take to the road for the third time this season in WSL 2 as they travel to Ashton Gate to take on Bristol City.
Another one of the league's fancied teams for promotion, the South West side have a long history in both the WSL and WSL 2, with Dan McNamara's side travelling down the M5 looking to build on Subway Players Cup success after a penalty shoot-out victory against Ipswich Town.
The Opposition
With an identical record to Wolves of two wins, a draw and two defeats, The Robins have had a mixed bag of results to begin their season, but both of those wins have come in the last three matches - a thrilling 5-1 victory away at Watford as well as 2-1 at home to Southampton last time out.
BIG WIN ❤️ https://t.co/i4CTAT8yHC
— Bristol City Women (@bristolcitywfc) October 4, 2026
Under the leadership of Charlotte Healy, City narrowly missed out on a play-off place last season, but did win seven of their 11 home matches as they made Ashton Gate a difficult venue opposition.
With strong recruitment in the summer including Finland international striker Lotte Lindström and former Charlton midfielder Emma Bissell, they also boast the likes of top-level scorer and England international Katie Robinson and Wales legend Sophie Ingle amongst their ranks.
The Venue
The match takes place at Ashton Gate, which has a capacity of 26,400.
Tickets
Tickets can now be purchased online in advance here or on the day at the ground for the following prices:
- Adult - £12
- Senior 65+ - £10
- Under-22 - £10
- Under-19 -£8
- Under-12 - £6
Away fans are advised to book seats in blocks E33/34.
The Kit
Wolves Women will be wearing the all black third kit!
The Forecast
It's set to be a dry day in Bristol, with sunny highs of 13 degrees expected!
Match Day Coverage
The match will be covered live on the Wolves Women X, Facebook and Instagram channel, with post match reaction from Dan McNamara and a player. If you are unable to make it to Bristol, the match will be streamed live on YouTube.
Watch Live
All Barclays WSL 2 fixtures this season will be streamed live on the BWSL YouTube channel, meaning you don't have to miss a single minute of the action. The live broadcast will start from 1.55pm.
Click here to visit the BWSL YouTube channel
Next Up
Wolves are back in action on Wednesday night as they host Brighton & Hove Albion in the Subway Players Cup. Tickets are on sale now - and we're hosting a half-term Halloween party! Tickets are now on sale now.
