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Filton Athletic vs University of Bristol AFC

Saturday, 5 September 2026

Kick-off 15:00 · Away

Cup

Full matchday programme coming Friday. The complete programme — welcome, team news, squads and league standings — will be published on the programmes page ahead of kick-off. In the meantime, here’s who we’re up against.
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At a glance

Club formed
2008 (Saturday team, 2023)
Manager
Alan Tyers
This season
Gloucestershire County League — their first at this level
Last season
Hellenic League Alliance West champions, 2025/26

About University of Bristol AFC

The University of Bristol Athletic Football Club (UBAFC) has competed in British Universities and College Sport (BUCS) competitions since it was formed in 2008. UBAFC runs six teams across the BUCS Aldi Men’s Western Leagues, from the sixth tier to the first, alongside a Saturday team created in 2023 which now plays in the Gloucestershire County Football League. It is one of the largest, most sociable and most successful clubs at the University of Bristol.

It has been a successful few years. The First Team won BUCS Division 1 in 2020 and 2025, and secured promotion to the Men’s Premier South Division after winning the promotion play-off against the University of Sussex in 2026. In the Saturday team’s debut season in 2023/24 they finished runners-up in Hellenic Division Two West and won the Bateman Sports Chairmans Challenge Cup, beating Letcombe, before losing the Marsh Supplementary Challenge Cup final to FC Stratford on penalties.

In 2024/25 the Saturday side finished 3rd in Hellenic Division Two and reached the quarter-finals of the Marsh Challenge Cup, losing narrowly to Hellenic Premier Division outfit Fairford Town. They also retained the Bateman Sports Chairmans Challenge Cup, beating Swindon Supermarine 5-0 in the final.

The 2025/26 season saw UBAFC win the Hellenic League Alliance West title and beat Iron Acton in the promotion play-off to reach the Gloucestershire County Football League — the highest level in the club’s history. The Saturday team was set up to give players more game time and a taste of men’s football before they finish their studies, and the goal in the seasons ahead is to keep providing those opportunities while competing hard in every league and cup.

Recent honours

  • Gloucestershire County League — promoted 2025/26 (via play-off vs Iron Acton)
  • Hellenic League Alliance West champions, 2025/26
  • Bateman Sports Chairmans Challenge Cup winners, 2023/24 & 2024/25
  • BUCS Division 1 champions (First Team), 2020 & 2025

Players to watch

Manager: Alan Tyers

James Harwood

Goalkeeper

Age 19

Pranav Ganti

Goalkeeper

Age 19

Toby Swift

Right-back

Age 21

Zach Twaddle

Centre-back

Age 20

Jason Pool

Centre-back

Age 20

Miles Whilby

Centre-back

Age 20

Lewis Johnstone

Centre-back

Age 21

Jimi Adesanya

Centre-back

Age 19

Sammy Morgan

Left-back

Age 21

Sam Guildford

Centre-back

Age 20

Jamie Goodwin

Central midfield (Captain)

Age 21

Arthur Baldwin

Central midfield

Age 20

Jonty Sinclair

Central midfield

Age 21

Edgar Van Parys

Central midfield

Age 20

Khoa Dao

Right wing

Age 20

Jake Wintour

Right wing

Age 19

Lucas Menezes

Left wing

Age 20

Gab Morgante

Left wing

Age 20

Seb Tolosa

Striker

Age 20

Nasser Abdel

Striker

Age 25

Full squad

  • Jamie Goodwin (C)
  • Toby Swift (VC)
  • James Harwood (GK)
  • Max Diment (GK)
  • Pranav Ganti (GK)
  • Jason Pool
  • Zeb Buckeridge
  • Ralph Rushton
  • Zach Twaddle
  • Jimi Adesanya
  • Miles Whilby
  • Lewis Johnstone
  • Jack Powell
  • Sam Guilford
  • Sammy Morgan
  • Callum Goon
  • Arthur Baldwin
  • Jonty Sinclair
  • Nemo Al-Qaq
  • Khoa Dao
  • Edgar Van Parys
  • Callum Bleasdale
  • Lucas Menezes
  • Faniki Deche
  • Jake Wintour
  • Nasser Abdel
  • Sebastian Tolosa

Club history and squad details supplied by University of Bristol AFC.

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