Football

Bristol Rovers are a club with a huge heart, proud traditions and some of the most passionate supporters in English football. The Gas have always been about more than what happens on the pitch — they represent a community, a family and a sense of belonging that runs deep. With a never-say-die attitude, an incredible fanbase and plenty of unforgettable moments along the way, Bristol Rovers are a club that continues to inspire, entertain and bring people together. There really is nothing quite like being a Gashead!

Bristol Rovers Women, affectionately known as the Gas Girls, are the women’s side of Bristol Rovers FC. Reformed in 2019, the team has enjoyed a remarkable rise through the women’s football pyramid, securing three promotions in five seasons to reach the FA Women’s National League in 2024. With a strong focus on developing local talent, building a welcoming football community and competing at an increasingly high level, the Gas Girls are an exciting and growing part of the Bristol Rovers family.

Keynsham Town Ladies are a well-established women’s football club from Keynsham, with a proud history stretching back to 1993, when they began as an Under-11 six-a-side team called Super Strikers Girls. The club has risen through the women's football pyramid over the years, reaching the third tier of the English game and attracting players with international and WSL experience. More recently, Keynsham have continued to be a strong force in the South West, including winning the Women's Senior Somerset County Cup and reaching the fourth round of the FA Cup.

Mangotsfield United Football Club, affectionately known as “The Field”, are a proud community football club based at Cossham Street in Mangotsfield. The club was established in 1951, although football has been played in the village since 1888, and they famously achieved five successive promotions in their early years. Mangotsfield have enjoyed some excellent periods in non-league football, including winning the Western League Premier Division in 1990–91, reaching the FA Vase semi-finals in 1995–96 and winning the Southern League Western Division in 2004–05.

Based at Ashton Gate