Club record eighth win in a row for the Glovers
Yeovil Town won for a club record 8th time in a row. Bristol Rovers also won, Cheltenham drew and Bristol City lost in the Severnside derby.
O'Driscoll gets the better of his former club
There were wins today for both Bristol clubs and Yeovil Town. Swindon Town could only draw and Cheltenham Town slipped to defeat.
Bath win at Kingsholm for first time in seven years
Bath have beaten West Country rivals Gloucester 32 - 5 in the LV= Cup.
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Fifth straight win for the Glovers
There were wins for Yeovil Town, Cheltenham Town and Bristol Rovers this weekend. Swindon Town drew, but Bristol City lost at Blackburn.
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Bristol Rovers moved out of the League Two relegation zone after beating fellow strugglers Barnet 2-1 at the Memorial Stadium last night.
Fabian Broghammer gave Rovers the lead in the 78th minute. Barnet thought they had rescued a point with a 90th minute equaliser from Harry Crawford.
But Ryan Brunt hit the winner in injury time to send the impressive crowd of 8,500 home happy.
For live text updates from today's games, click on the links below shortly before kick-off at 3pm:
- CHAMPIONSHIP
Blackburn Rovers v Bristol City
- LEAGUE ONE
Crawley Town v Swindon Town (5.20pm)
- LEAGUE TWO
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New owner for Swindon Town
Swindon Town's search for a new owner looks to be at an end. The club are believed to have agreed a takeover deal with a consortium led by businessman Jed McCrory. Current owner Andrew Black put the League One club up for sale earlier this month.
Sub Stead's late strike secures City win
Bristol City came from behind to beat Ipswich, while Bristol Rovers moved off the bottom of League Two after winning at Rotherham.
Read the full storyTwo debut tries for super sub Stringer
Bath debutant Peter Stringer came off the bench to score both tries against Exeter Chiefs, while Gloucester lost at Northampton.
Read the full storyBristol edge towards Championship play-offs
Bristol closed the gap on fourth-placed Leeds after a 12-9 win over the Yorkshiremen at the Memorial Stadium on Friday night.
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Wood wins Qatar Masters
Bristol golfer Chris Wood sank a 12-foot eagle putt on the final hole to grab his first European Tour title in brilliant fashion today.
Three clear of the field overnight, the 25-year-old fell two behind after a shaky start and with one to play trailed South African George Coetzee and Spanish star Sergio Garcia by a single stroke.
Then came a booming drive on the closing par five, a superb five-iron over the water and the best putt of his life for a 69 and 18 under par total.
It came after 19 top 10 finishes from the player who was fifth in the 2008 Open as an amateur and then third a year later at Turnberry.
Game on for Rovers
Bristol Rovers match at Rotherham will go ahead as planned after fans helped clear overnight snowfall from the pitch and surrounding areas.
Read the full storyBristol Rugby training through snow for tonight's match
Bristol Rugby players have trained through the snow this week to prepare for their vital Championship home game against Leeds Carnegie tonight. Football was called off at the Memorial Stadium last week but this game is expected to go ahead. Kick-off is 7:45pm.
Chief Executive to move on after 12 years at GCCC
Following the announcement that Tom Richardson will step down from his role as Chief Executive at Gloucestershire County Cricket Club after 12 years, Rex Body, Chairman of GCCC paid tribute to him:
"We are very sorry to see Tom go and greatly appreciate everything he has done for us during his time with the Club. Tom’s value to GCCC cannot be overestimated, particularly the work he has done on our Ground Development programme, in at times extremely difficult circumstances."
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