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👀 A LOOK BACK: Southampton Women 1-0 Bristol City Women (Sun, Jan 30th)
The two sides were in deadlock after the 90, which meant a 30-minute period of extra-time would be played and Southampton wasted no time in setting out their stall.
Ella Morris drifted off her marker at the far post to connect with Ella Pusey’s ball into the box and hand the Saints the advantage just one minute into extra-time.
City were then awarded a penalty in the second half of extra-time when Beever-Jones was tripped in the area. Jesse Woolley stepped up to take the spot-kick, but blazed her effort over the bar.
The Saints held out for the remainder of the game to claim a fourth round scalp and advance to the last sixteen of the competition.
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🆚 OUR OPPONENTS: Crystal Palace Women
Formed: 1992
Stadium: Hayes Lane
Nickname: The Eagles
Manager: Dean Davenport
Finish last season: 7th, Championship
Sunday's fixture will be the third time these two sides have met this season after meeting in the FA Continental Cup group stages as well as in the first FA Championship fixture of the season. Palace took all three points in an enthralling league encounter which finished 4-3 in their favour, but then the Robins secured top spot in their FA Continental Cup group after beating the Eagles 5-4 on penalties at Hayes Lane.
City come into this weekend's fixture looking to bounce back after a run of three successive defeats, meanwhile Palace come into the fixture with the aim to build on last week's 3-1 victory over Lewes at Hayes Lane.
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👀 ONE TO WATCH
Bianca Baptiste
Baptise has played at London-based clubs for the duration of her career with spells at Arsenal, QPR, Tottenham and Crystal Palace to date.
In 2017, the striker finished as Spurs' top goalscorer before eventually making a move across London to Crystal Palace in 2019.
Palace's number 11 has netted on three occasions this season and will want to add to her tally against the Robins after netting in her last outing versus Lewes.
📍 Match Details:
Where: Robins High Performance Centre
When: Sunday, February 6th (3pm)
Competition: FA Women's Championship
🎟 TICKETS
Tickets remain on sale for Sunday's fixture with supporters able to watch Bristol City Women take on Crystal Palace Women in the FA Championship at the Robins High Performance Centre.
💻 STREAMING
Robins TV will live stream the fixture on Bristol City’s YouTube channel as well as Robins TV, with supporters able to watch free of charge.
The build-up show will begin at 2:45pm, with live commentary, replays and analysis throughout.
🚍 BUS TRAVEL
The new HPC1 bus service will operate for City Women’s game versus Crystal Palace at the Robins HPC this Sunday (February 6th, 3pm kick-off).
The service connects with most First Bus routes across the city and the ‘Day’ ticket means you can change bus without paying extra. Subsidised tickets offer return travel from just £2.12 per person.
New ticket options and pricing is effective for this match – please visit Supporter information: First Bus matchday travel | Bristol City for more information.
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🚗 CAR TRAVEL
Ticket holders can purchase a car-park space in the QEH Sports Ground, which neighbours the Robins High Performance Centre.
Supporters are encouraged to pre-book as there are a limited number of spaces available and this can be done via the Bristol Sport ticketing site for £3, whereas parking purchased on the day will cost £5.
Car-park address: QEH Sports Ground, Failand, Bristol, BS8 3TN
Once parked, supporters will make their way out of the front gate of the QEH car-park, turning right and using the footpath that brings supporters into the grounds of the High Performance Centre.
Tickets are still available to purchase for Sunday's fixture.
