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As of September 2024 BLUFC have got a new kit sponsor. We are proud to announce our partnership with Birketts and are excited for our growth with such a supportive sponsorship company. Birketts is a full service, UK Top 50 law…
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Cheltenham Spa Women 1st v Bristol Ladies Union, 20th September 2026 It was a warm and sunny Sunday afternoon as we all took a trip up the M5 to Winchcombe; a venue with really good facilities, but one where we seem to pick up a lot of injuries. The Cheltenham
BLUs Sharks u14s A very wet day up at Larkhall where at times it felt like we were in the clouds, full of fog and Mist. Weather never deters the Sharks and the girls went out and smashed it with a comfortable 6-0 win. Girls started off in a low
Bristol Ladies Union 1st v Bradley Stoke Ladies 1st, 13th September 2026Our first home match of the season on a mild and wet day. The pitch was immaculate, which was a surprise after the dry Summer we’ve been through. Bradley Stoke arrived with an almost full squad, so they had
Fry Club JFC Women v Bristol Ladies Union 1st, 6th September 2026 Our first match of the season on a very hot and windy day in Keynsham, and we were taking along a team so new it had barely been unboxed. BLU 1st must be one of the youngest teams
Tuffley Rovers Ladies 1st v Bristol Ladies Union 1st, 17th May 2026 First of all, sorry for radio silence for the last two matches, but my already weak writing skills had left me for a bit. I definitely wasn’t going to leave out the final match of the season though,
Bradley Stoke Ladies 1st v Bristol Ladies Union 1st, 12th April 2026 Another day of mixed weather (why do I seem to always start with the weather), this time starting the match into the fairly strong wind. Once again we had a bare 11 players, so managing energy levels was
Bristol Ladies Union 1st v Abbeymead Rovers Ladies 1st, 29th March 2026. It was the third encounter with Abbeymead this season, and we’re used to the games being competitive and the score-lines being tight. This time we were on our own ground, which should have given us a bit of
Bristol Ladies Union 1st v Andoversford Women, 22nd March 2026. A warm and sunny Spring day, and we were back on our home ground after weeks of driving up and down the M5. Also for the first time in months we had a full squad, so plenty of substitutes to
Cheltenham Civil Service Ladies 1st v Bristol Ladies Union 1st, 15th March 2026. It was the semi-final of the GFA Women’s Challenge Cup, which was set to be our biggest match of the season so far. CCSL are leading division 2 comfortably, and their goal scoring record is off the
Cheltenham Spa Women 1st v Bristol Ladies Union 1st, 8th March 2026. Another grey day, another match on an artificial grass surface, which means another round of injuries. As the game started, our 2 substitutes took the opportunity to nip to the bathroom, which seemed like a perfectly reasonable plan.