 providing the opposition in 2006–07.

In 2011 the club reached the final of the FA Cup after a 3–0 semi-final win over Liverpool. Bristol were beaten 2–0 by Arsenal in the final, before 13,885 fans at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. In 2013 the club reached its second FA Cup final after a 2–0 semi-final win over Lincoln Ladies. Bristol were again beaten by Arsenal 3–0 in the final at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster.

The team dominated the Gloucestershire FA Women's Challenge Cup in their early days, winning the trophy eight times in their first nine seasons. The only failure to win the competition came in the 2003–04 season when they were beaten in the final by the original Bristol City W.F.C., their first ever defeat to their cross-city rivals. Following the 2006–07 win the first team stopped competing in the tournament, although their junior teams continued taking part.

UEFA competitions
For a detailed international record see English women's football clubs in international competitions

Because of the new WSL, England's UEFA Women's Champions League places were allocated to the FA Cup finalists as a one time exception. Thus Bristol won a place in the 2011–12 UEFA Women's Champions League round of 32. They started in the round of 32 and were drawn against Russian side Energiya Voronezh and drew their home game 1–1 but lost the return leg in Russia 2–4 and didn't advance.

Season by season

League cup column shows results in the FA Women's Premier League Cup (2001–2010) and the FA WSL Cup (2011–present)
There was no WSL Cup tournament during the 2017 WSL Spring Series

Stadium

After having played at a number of different grounds, the team finally got their own home in 2011 when they moved into the newly built Stoke Gifford Stadium. It was the first stadium in the UK to be developed specifically for a women's football team, and is built on South Gloucestershire and Stroud College's WISE campus.

The club record attendance came in March 2001 when 3,306 spectators watched Bristol Rovers' Women's FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal at the Memorial Stadium.

Team honours

FA Women's Premier League Southern Division: 1
 2002–03
South West Combination Women's Football League: 1
 2000–01
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providing the opposition in 2006–07. 

 In 2011 the club reached the final examination of the FA Cup after a 3–0 semi - concluding winnings over Liverpool. Bristol were beaten 2–0 by Arsenal in the final, before 13,885 fans at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. In 2013 the clubhouse reached its second FA Cup final after a 2–0 semi - concluding win over Lincoln Ladies. Bristol were again beaten by Arsenal 3–0 in the final at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster. 

 The team predominate the Gloucestershire FA Women's Challenge Cup in their early days, winning the trophy eight time in their first nine seasons. The only failure to win the competition total in the 2003–04 season when they were beaten in the final by the original Bristol City W.F.C., their beginning ever defeat to their cross - city rivals. come the 2006–07 win the first team stopped competing in the tournament, although their junior teams continue taking part. 

 UEFA competitions 
 For a detailed international record determine English women's football clubs in international competitions 

 Because of the new WSL, England's UEFA Women's Champions League places were allocated to the FA Cup finalists as a one time exception. Thus Bristol win a place in the 2011–12 UEFA Women's Champions League round of 32. They start in the round of golf of 32 and were drawn against Russian side Energiya Voronezh and drew their base game 1–1 but lost the return leg in Russia 2–4 and didn't promote. 

 Season by season 

 League cup column shows results in the FA Women's Premier League Cup (2001–2010) and the FA WSL Cup (2011 – present) 
 There was no WSL Cup tournament during the 2017 WSL Spring Series 

 Stadium 

 After having played at a phone number of different grounds, the team finally got their own base in 2011 when they moved into the newly build Stoke Gifford Stadium. It was the inaugural stadium in the UK to be developed specifically for a women's football team, and is built on South Gloucestershire and Stroud College's WISE campus. 

 The golf club record attendance came in March 2001 when 3,306 spectators watch Bristol Rovers' Women's FA Cup semi - final against Arsenal at the Memorial Stadium. 

 Team honours 

 FA Women's Premier League Southern Division: 1 
  2002–03 
 South West Combination Women's Football League: 1 
  2000–01 
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UEFA competitions
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Tqam honouss

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 providing the opposition in 2006–07.

IN 2011 the club reAched The FinAl Of thE FA CUp after a 3–0 semi-fiNAl wiN over Liverpool. Bristol wEre beAtEN 2–0 by ARSeNal in The finaL, BeFORe 13,885 fAnS aT thE RICoH ArenA in coventrY. In 2013 the club ReaChEd its second Fa cuP final afteR a 2–0 sEmi-final win oVer lincolN LAdiES. BrisTol Were aGain beATen by ARsenal 3–0 in tHe FInal at THe KeepmOAT STadiUm in Doncaster.

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UEFa coMpeTitions
for a detAIleD iNTERnAtional record see EnGlISH wOmen's fooTball cLUbS iN InternatIoNal CompETItionS

BecAUsE of the neW WSL, EnGLaNd'S UEFA WoMeN's ChamPiOns leaGue plACes wEre allOcated to The FA cUp finalists as a ONe time exceptiON. THUS BRIstoL woN a place in thE 2011–12 UEFa womeN's ChAMpIonS leaguE rounD oF 32. thEY started in the round oF 32 aNd were Drawn Against RussiaN side EnergIYA voronezh And dREw THeir home game 1–1 buT lost The return lEG in RussiA 2–4 and dIdn't advaNce.

Season BY Season

LeAguE cuP coLumN SHoWs results in thE fa WomEn'S PremieR LeAgue Cup (2001–2010) And The fA WsL CUp (2011–Present)
ThEre was no wSl CUp ToUrnAment DUring the 2017 wSl SpRiNg SEries

sTadium

after HaviNg PlAYed At a numbER oF DIffeReNt GrouNds, ThE team FinaLLy gOt their Own home in 2011 WheN They MoVeD into thE newly built StOkE Gifford StAdIum. it was tHE First staDium in the UK to be developeD SpecifiCalLy for A womEn's footbaLl tEam, and Is bUIlt on SOuth GlOucesTeRshIRE and STROuD CoLlEge's WISE caMPUs.

THe cluB rEcorD attendAnce came in March 2001 wheN 3,306 SpeCtators watcheD BrIstoL rOvErs' wOmEN's Fa CUP seMI-Final against ArsEnal at the MEmORiAl Stadium.

TEAm hOnOurs

FA WOmen's PrEmier lEague SoUthern DivIsion: 1
 2002–03
SoutH WEst COMBinAtion Women'S FootbalL League: 1
 2000–01
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 providing the oppositionin 2006–07 .

In  20 11th e cl ub r eached the fin a l of  the FA Cup after a 3– 0 sem i- f inal wi n ove r Liver p oo l .  Br is to l w er e  b eaten  2– 0 by Ar senal in t hefi nal, before1 3, 885 fans a t t he Ricoh Are nain Cov en try .  In 2 013  theclub r e achedits secon dF A Cupf inal af t e ra 2– 0 semi-final wino ve r  Lincoln Ladie s. Bri st o lw e reaga in beatenby  Arse n al 3–0i nt h e  fi n al at the Kee pmoat Stadi u m i n Donc as ter . 

Theteamdo m ina ted the Glo uces tershireFA Wom e n's Cha l lenge C up inthe irearl y  d ay s,wi n nin g  t het rop hy eight  t im es in  the i r f irst  ni ne s eason s. The only f ail uret o w in th e com peti ti on ca me inthe 2 00 3–04 season whe n th ey were b eat en  in  t he fi n al bythe  or iginalBristol Cit yW . F .C ., their first eve rd e fe at to th eir cr o ss -c i ty rival s.  Fo llow i n g the  200 6 –0 7 win th e firs t  t ea m stopp ed  compe ti nginthe t o urna ment,although  thei r  junior teamsc ontinued taki n gp a rt . 

UE FAcompetition s
Fo r  a d etai l ed  in t ernat ional  r e co r d see English women 's  footb all c lubs in inter national c o m p etitions 

Be c au s e of the new W SL, E ngland's U E FA Women 's Ch ampionsLeague pl a c es wereall oca ted  to t he  FA Cup final i s ts a sa one t ime  except ion . T hus  Br is tol won a  place i nth e20 11– 12 UE F A Women' sCha mp ion s Lea g ue rou nd of  32.  T he y  st arted i n  t h e  rou nd  o f 32  an dweredraw n  ag ainst R ussian si deE nerg iy aVoronez h and drew th ei r home gam e1–1  but l o s t the re turn leg in Russia 2–4a nd didn 'tadvan ce.
Season b y s eason
Le a gue cu p colu mn sh ow s r e s ultsi n  t heFA  Women's P r e mie r Lea gu e Cu p (2001 –2010) and the FAW SLCup (2011–pre sen t)
T h e re  wa s  n o  WS LC upt o urnament during  the 2017WS L  S pring Seri e s
St adium
After h aving playedat a numb er of dif fe rent g rou nds, the t eam fina lly got t h eir o w nhomein2011 w he n t hey m oved i n tothe n ewly b ui lt Sto ke Gi ff ord Stad ium. It was the first s tadium  in t heUK to bedev e lop ed specif ical ly for a w ome n's  foot bal l  team , an d  i s b u ilt o n So u th Glouce s te rsh i r eand StroudC o l leg e's W ISE campus .

T he club record at t endance came i n Ma r c h 2 001 when  3 ,306 spectator s w at c h ed Brist ol  Rovers' Wo men's FA  C u p sem i-fina l agai nst Ars e n al at the  Mem ori al Stadiu m.
T e am hono ur sFA Wom en's  P remier  Leagu e  Sou t h ern Division: 1 2002 – 0 3
Sou t h W est C om binatio n  Wom en's Footb all League:  1
 20 00–0 1
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 providing_the opposition_in 2006–07.

In 2011 the_club reached_the_final of_the_FA Cup after_a 3–0 semi-final_win over Liverpool. Bristol_were beaten 2–0_by_Arsenal in the final, before 13,885 fans at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. In_2013_the club_reached_its_second FA Cup final after_a 2–0 semi-final win over_Lincoln Ladies._Bristol were again beaten by Arsenal 3–0 in_the_final at the_Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster.

The team dominated the Gloucestershire FA_Women's Challenge Cup in their early_days, winning the_trophy_eight_times in their first_nine seasons. The only failure to_win the competition came in the_2003–04 season when they were beaten in_the final by the original Bristol_City W.F.C., their first ever_defeat to_their cross-city rivals. Following the_2006–07 win the_first team_stopped competing in_the tournament, although their junior teams_continued taking part.

UEFA_competitions
For a detailed international record see_English_women's football clubs_in_international_competitions

Because of_the new WSL,_England's_UEFA Women's_Champions_League places were allocated to the_FA_Cup finalists as a one time exception._Thus Bristol won a_place_in the 2011–12 UEFA_Women's Champions League round of_32. They started in the round_of 32_and were_drawn against Russian side Energiya Voronezh and drew their home game_1–1 but lost the return leg_in Russia 2–4 and_didn't advance.

Season_by_season

League cup column_shows_results in_the FA Women's Premier League Cup (2001–2010)_and the_FA WSL Cup (2011–present)
There was no_WSL Cup tournament during_the_2017 WSL Spring Series

Stadium

After having played_at a number of different grounds,_the team finally got their_own_home_in 2011 when they moved_into the newly built Stoke Gifford_Stadium. It was_the first stadium in the UK to_be_developed specifically for a women's football_team,_and is built on South Gloucestershire_and_Stroud_College's WISE campus.

The club record_attendance came in March 2001 when_3,306 spectators watched Bristol Rovers' Women's FA Cup semi-final_against Arsenal at_the Memorial Stadium.

Team honours

FA Women's_Premier_League_Southern Division: 1
 2002–03
South West Combination Women's Football League: 1
_2000–01
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