Bristol City v Reading on Tuesday 16 February 2021

Bristol City v Reading on Tuesday 16 February 2021

Bristol City take on Reading in the EFL Championship on Tuesday 16th February 2021 kicking off at 19:45.

Bristol will be hoping to avenge the 3-1 defeat to the visitors from earlier in the season. Ovie Ejaria put Reading ahead early in the second half before Nahki Wells equalised in the 73rd minute. Late goals from Yakou Meite and Lucas Joao secured the points for the home side. 

Find out more and browse recent results on the official Bristol City website.

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About Bristol City Football Club

Bristol City Football Club, nicknamed The Robins, are currently playing their football in the EFL Championship, the second tier of English football. Their home ground, Ashton Gate Stadium, has recently been rebuilt, giving it a capacity of 27,000.

City go into the 2020/21 season looking to learn from the mistakes of the past few years and mount a consistent challenge for the play-off places.

After impressing in previous campaigns only to fall away in the final few weeks, head coach Dean Holden will be tasked with maintaining high performance and concentration levels for the entirety of what's sure to be a demanding season.

Founded in 1897, the club achieved their highest league finish of Division One runners up in 1907 and two years later played in their only major cup final, losing 1-0 to Manchester United in the FA Cup. The club last played in the top-flight of English football from 1976 to 1980. 

The 2006-07 season saw the club win promotion to the Football League Championship after finishing second in League One. The following season Bristol City narrowly missed out on Premier League football, losing to Hull City in the Championship play-off final.

Full Bristol City fixture list below:

September 2020

Sat, Sep 5th - Exeter City H (Carabao Cup Round 1) 
Sat, Sep 12th - Coventry City H
Wed, Sep 16th – Carabao Cup Round 2
Sat, Sep 19th – Stoke City A
Wed, Sep 23rd – Carabao Cup Round 3
Sat, Sep 26th – Sheffield Wednesday H
Wed, Sep 30th – Carabao Cup Round 4

October 2020

Sat, Oct 3rd – Nottingham Forest A
Sat, Oct 17th – Barnsley A
Tue, Oct 20th – Middlesbrough H
Sat, Oct 24th – Swansea City H
Wed, Oct 28th – AFC Bournemouth A
Sat, Oct 31st – Norwich City H

November 2020

Tue, Nov 3rd – Huddersfield Town A
Sat, Nov 7th – Cardiff City A
Sat, Nov 21st – Derby County H
Wed, Nov 25th – Watford H
Sat, Nov 28th – Reading A

December 2020

Tue, Dec 1st – Queens Park Rangers A
Sat, Dec 5th – Birmingham City H
Wed, Dec 9th – Blackburn Rovers H 
Sat, Dec 12th – Rotherham United A
Tue, Dec 15th – Millwall H
Sat, Dec 19th – Preston North End A
Wed, Dec 23rd – Carabao Cup Round 5
Sat, Dec 26th – Wycombe Wanderers H 
Tue, Dec 29th – Luton Town A

January 2021

Sat, Jan 2nd – Brentford A
Wed, Jan 6th – Carabao Cup Semi-Final
Sat, Jan 9th – Emirates FA Cup Round 3
Sat, Jan 16th – Preston North End H
Wed, Jan 20th – Norwich City A
Sat, Jan 23rd – Huddersfield Town H (Emirates FA Cup Round 4)
Sat, Jan 30th – Derby County A

February 2021

Sat, Feb 6th – Cardiff City H
Wed, Feb 10th – Emirates FA Cup Round 5
Sat, Feb 13th – Watford A
Tue, Feb 16th – Reading H
Sat, Feb 20th – Barnsley H
Tue, Feb 23rd – Middlesbrough A
Sat, Feb 27th – Swansea City A
Sun, Feb 28th – Carabao Cup Final

March 2021

Wed, Mar 3rd – AFC Bournemouth H
Sat, Mar 6th – Queens Park Rangers H
Sat, Mar 13th – Birmingham City A
Wed, Mar 17th – Blackburn Rovers A
Sat, Mar 20th – Rotherham United H (Emirates FA Cup Quarter-Final)

April 2021

Fri, Apr 2nd – Stoke City H
Mon, Apr 5th – Coventry City A
Sat, Apr 10th – Nottingham Forest H
Sat, Apr 17th – Sheffield Wednesday A (Emirates FA Cup Semi-Final)
Wed, Apr 21st – Wycombe Wanderers A
Sat, Apr 24th – Luton Town H

May 2021

Sat, May 1st – Millwall A
Sat, May 8th – Brentford H
Sat, May 15th – Emirates FA Cup Final

Fixtures are subject to change.