games all season. They enjoyed another FA Cup run in the 2010–11 season. Bradford Town were beaten 4–3 on penalties in a replay. In the preliminary round Bassett defeated Western League side Almondsbury UWE 1–0 to reach the first qualifying round for the second time in the club's history. They were knocked out at that stage, however, by Hamble ASSC in another replay. In the league Bassett enjoyed a good start, defeating eventual champions Wantage Town in September. They soon became engaged in a battle against relegation though and wound up finishing 15th. The club were eventually demoted after Rylands Way was deemed not to have met ground grading criteria. Back in Division One West for the 2011–12 season, Bassett hoped to challenge for promotion. Despite an up and down campaign this was still a possibility late in the season before they wound up fifth. 2012-13, Bassett's final season at Rylands Way, would see them secure a return to the Hellenic League Premier Division, as they came runners-up behind Brimscombe & Thrupp in Division One West. Manager Dave Turner, who stood down at the end of the campaign, also led the team to the second qualifying round of the FA Cup, where Bassett were defeated by Conference South side Dorchester Town. The 2013–14 season, under the guidance of new manager Jeff Roberts, was the first of two seasons Bassett played at Cirencester Town's Corinium Stadium ground as part of a groundshare while work on its new ground took place. The following season, with Paul Braithwaite now first team manager, Bassett finished 11th in the Hellenic League Premier Division - the club's highest ever league placing. On 1 July 2015 the club officially changed its name from Wootton Bassett Town, incorporating 'Royal' into its name to reflect the royal patronage granted to the town in 2011. This name change coincided with the team returning to play their game in the town at the New Gerard Buxton Sports Ground, Royal Wootton Bassett Sports Association's new facility on the edge of town. In their first two seasons at their new ground, they finished 15th and 11th in the Hellenic League Premier Division Over the last decade and a half the club has expanded, with the establishment of a large Youth Section and a Ladies Section. The club now operates 24 teams from under 8s upwards. This growth led to the club being awarded