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JEWSON WESTERN LEAGUE · PREMIER DIVISION
SATURDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2026 · 3:00PM · IRONMOULD LANE
Brislington
VBrixham AFC
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Brixham AFC crest
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Chapter 01

The Build-Up

Chairman looking over Brislington FC pitch at sunset
JACK ROGERS · CHAIRMAN

Welcome Back
to Ironmould Lane

Good afternoon and welcome back to the Poplar Insulation Stadium for today’s Jewson Western League – Premier Division fixture against Brixham AFC. A warm welcome to their players, management, officials and supporters who have made the journey up from South Devon, and we hope you enjoy your afternoon with us.

This is our first meeting with Brixham this season. They arrive 11th in the table, with four wins from their opening ten games, while we currently sit 14th, with three wins from ten. We’ll make the return trip to Brixham on 17 November, but for now our focus is firmly on this afternoon and hopefully adding another positive home result to what has been an encouraging few weeks.

MORE THAN A RESULT

Pathway
in Action

Tuesday’s Somerset FA Premier Cup tie against Larkhall Athletic ended in a 3–0 defeat, but the scoreline certainly doesn’t tell the whole story.

The game provided an opportunity for a number of the younger members of our squad to get some valuable minutes against Step 4 opposition, and they performed exceptionally well. For me, one of the most pleasing aspects of the evening was seeing the pathway we’ve worked hard to establish really playing out in front of us.

Our relationship with Brislington Juniors, together with our U18s and Reserves, is about providing a genuine route into First Team football. Seeing young players coming through that pathway and looking comfortable when given their opportunity is something we should all be incredibly proud of. Results matter, of course, but building something sustainable for the future matters too.

BACK TO LEAGUE ACTION

Building
Momentum

Attention now returns to the league, and we come into today having shown some really encouraging signs over recent weeks. There have inevitably been ups and downs with a rebuilt squad and new management team, but we’re beginning to see what this group is capable of.

The challenge now is finding that consistency and continuing to turn good performances into points. There is still a long way to go this season, but the progress being made – both with the First Team and the pathway developing underneath it – gives us plenty to be positive about.

Hopefully we can take another step forward this afternoon.

TUESDAY NIGHT UNDER THE LIGHTS

League Cup
Next Up

There’s very little time to wait until we’re back at Ironmould Lane. This Tuesday, 7:45pm, we welcome Bristol Telephones, from the First Division, in the Les Phillips League Cup.

There’s an added incentive in the competition this season, with the Western League announcing that the Les Phillips Cup Final will be staged at Yeovil Town’s Huish Park. It’s a fantastic venue for the showpiece final and gives every club entering the competition something special to aim for.

Match Sponsorship for Tuesday’s fixture is still available, so if you or your business would like to support the club and join us for the evening, please get in touch.

Before then, there are three league points to play for today. Thank you, as always, to our sponsors, volunteers and supporters for your continued backing.

Enjoy the game. Up the Foxes!

Jack RogersCHAIRMAN
Coaching staff watching from the touchline
JOSH · FIRST TEAM MANAGER

From the
Dugout

We come into today’s game off the back of our cup tie against Larkhall in the week, where we fielded a young side. I was really impressed with the lads and extremely happy with the way they performed. They showed great energy, worked hard for each other and gave a really good account of themselves.

Today we welcome Brixham to Ironmould Lane. We know it’ll be another tough challenge, but it’s one we’re really looking forward to.

The boys are in good spirits and hopefully we can put in another strong performance today and get the result we’re looking for.

A warm welcome to everyone from Brixham and, as always, thank you for your support.

Up the Bris!

JoshFIRST TEAM MANAGER
2026/27 · Art and Design Residency

Wear the Briz
Replica Kit

Brislington FC 2026/27 replica kit campaign

Our 2026/27 replica kits are available to pre-order now. Created by our Art and Design Residency team, the collection looks back through the club archive at the kits, patterns and details that have shaped Brislington's identity over the decades.

01 · Home Kit

70 years in stripes

The Home Kit celebrates 70 years of Briz wearing stripes. Different stripe widths reference the many variations worn throughout the club's history, while a retro tape pattern draws from the historic BFC banner. Text details, a classic collar and a subtle pinstripe reference the quartered kit worn by Brislington in 1957.

02 · Away Kit

Back to 1957

The Away Kit looks directly to that 1957 original, reinterpreting its colours and quarter design together with another reference, the gold and black 50th anniversary kit — bringing those colours back into the Brislington palette.

03 · Home Goalkeeper Kit

Local creative history

The Home Goalkeeper Kit continues the celebration of our local creative history, with a bold design created in collaboration with St Anne's House, reflecting the relationship between Briz and the creative community around us.

All three kits are made by VX3, combining archival references with contemporary cuts and construction.

This campaign is about where those shirts belong: with the people of Brislington and the wider BS4 community.

On the pitch, in the stands, around the streets and across the neighbourhood.

These are Briz shirts. This is BS4.

Pre-order now

Home, Away & Goalkeeper Kits
Pre-order online through the Brislington FC website or in person at the club on match days.

Adult — £40Youth — £35
70 years of Briz
Pre-Order now
First Team Squad

Meet the Foxes

21 PLAYERS IN THE FIRST-TEAM SQUAD
Today’s Foxes

Today’s Matchday Squad

Today’s confirmed lineup will appear here once it is released. Until then, explore the full first-team squad.

Team news pending · Check back closer to kick-off.

From the benchSubstitutes
Squad published for today’s fixture
First Team Squad

Goalkeepers

GK
GD George Dorrington
George Dorrington
George Dorrington
GK
APAdam Parkes
Adam Parkes
Adam Parkes

Defenders

DF
CA Charlie Ames
Charlie Ames
Charlie Ames
DF
LD Lewis Dunn (C)
Lewis Dunn (C)
Lewis Dunn (C)
DF
MO Mircea Ilea
Mircea Ilea
Mircea Ilea
DF
LS Lewis Saunders
Lewis Saunders
Lewis Saunders
DF
BW Ben Withey
Ben Withey
Ben Withey
DF
LM Louie Millard
Photo coming soon
Louie Millard
DF
AC Charlie Sweet
Photo coming soon
Charlie Sweet

Midfielders

MD
FC Frankie Chillcott
Frankie Chillcott
Frankie Chillcott
MD
JMJay Malpas
Jay Malpas
Jay Malpas
MD
JS Jordan Scadding
Jordan Scadding
Jordan Scadding
MD
JB Joe Budd
Photo coming soon
Joe Budd
MD
TD Tyller Davis-Whitlock
Photo coming soon
Tyller Davis-Whitlock
MD
JGJack Goddard
Photo coming soon
Jack Goddard
MD
JMAsh Kington
Photo coming soon
Ash Kington
MD
CL Charlie Latham
Photo coming soon
Charlie Latham
MD
CM Charlie Maddison
Photo coming soon
Charlie Maddison
MD
NHJordan Barker Da Silva
Photo coming soon
Jordan Barker Da Silva

Forwards

FW
GJ George Jones
George Jones
George Jones
FW
MW Matt Wearne
Matt Wearne
Matt Wearne
FW
SW Spike Weaver
Spike Weaver
Spike Weaver
FW
MGMatt Groves
Photo coming soon
Matt Groves

Management & Staff

MANAGER
Josh Egan
ASSISTANT
Tommaso Parrinello
ASSISTANT
Matt Groves
ASSISTANT
Richard Ford
PHYSIO
Everett Welch
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Chapter 02

Matchday

Today’s Visitors

Brixham AFC

The Fishermen

Brixham AFC

Jewson Western League · Premier Division

Brixham AFC was formed in 2012 when South Devon League clubs Brixham United and Brixham Villa merged.

In 2014/15, Brixham joined the South West Peninsula League Division One East after finishing as runners-up in the South Devon League.

After five seasons in Division One East, the club finished third in 2018/19 and were awarded promotion to Premier Division East (Step 6) following a league restructure, subject to the installation of floodlights to meet ground regulations.

The 2022/23 season was a landmark campaign. Brixham won the South West Peninsula League Premier Division East title, put together a run of 19 consecutive victories and secured promotion to the Western League Premier Division (Step 5). They also won the SWP League Bowl and reached the last 16 of the FA Vase.

In 2024/25, only their second campaign at Step 5, Brixham finished third in the Western League Premier Division and won the play-off final against Clevedon Town to earn promotion to Southern League Division One South (Step 4).

In 2025/26, Brixham's first season at Step 4 ended with a second-bottom finish and relegation back to the Western League Premier Division for 2026/27.

The Brixham AFC story

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2012

Brixham AFC formed

Brixham United and Brixham Villa merge to create Brixham AFC.

2015

Peninsula League

After finishing runners-up in the South Devon League, Brixham join South West Peninsula League Division One East.

2019

Step 6

A third-place finish and league restructure take Brixham into Premier Division East.

2023

Champions

Premier Division East champions after a remarkable 19-match winning run, earning promotion to the Western League.

2025

Play-off promotion

A third-place Western League finish is followed by play-off final victory over Clevedon Town and promotion to Step 4.

2026

Back in the Western League

After one season in Southern League Division One South, Brixham return to the Western League Premier Division.

THE FISHERMEN

Brixham AFC Squad

Today’s visitors will select their matchday squad from the following players.

Marko Radovanovic
Charlie Wills
Tyler Joint
Ryan Beattie
Callum Rose
Kieran Parkin
Jacob Chisholm
Reece Somers
Charlie Johansen
Shay Corrick
Tom Mortimore
Charlie Shearer
Ben Aldous
Mario Dache
Alex Cherry
Logan Aston
Lucas Robinson
James Moxon
Jonah Shaw
James de Selincourt
Kitson Glanvill
Owen Green
OFF THE PITCH

Management & Coaching Team

Management / CoachingTim Porter
Management / CoachingJason Couch
Coaching TeamRichard Cherry
Coaching TeamAlan Briard
PhysioRhys Hook
WELCOME TO IRONMOULD LANE
WELCOME, THE FISHERMEN

A warm welcome to the Brixham AFC players, management, officials and supporters who have made the trip to Ironmould Lane today. We hope you enjoy your afternoon with us.

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Form Guide

How They Arrive

Last five matches · all competitions

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Head to Head

LAST TIME AROUND

The sides met twice in the 2024/25 Western League Premier Division, with Brixham taking the points on both occasions.

2024/25 · WESTERN LEAGUE PREMIER THE FISHERMEN DID THE DOUBLE

Both meetings were settled by the same 2–1 scoreline.

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Today’s Officials

Match Officials

The officials appointed for today’s Jewson Western League Premier Division fixture.

Assistant Referee

Mark Chinnock

Referee

Matt Eva

Assistant Referee

Shaun Enever

A shout-out to our good friend Andy Stone, who continues his fantastic engagement with the non-league community.

Footywatch supporting non-league football and the Cystic Fibrosis Comfort Fund Bristol
Chapter 03

The Club

Jewson Landscaping Made Easier advert for Western League clubs
Brislington Match Centre

Fixtures. Results.
The League Table.

Brislington First Team fixtures and results are loaded from the club's consolidated Google Sheet. The league table is supplied by FA Full-Time.

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2026/27 Western League Premier Division

League Table

FA FULL-TIME
POSTEAMPWDLGDPTS
1Bridgwater United FC108111825
2Clevedon Town FC97021721
3Liskeard Athletic117041221
4St Blazey8530818
5Buckland Athletic9513716
6Saltash United10442416
7Tavistock Association9432615
8Newquay AFC9423314
9Shepton Mallet11425-714
10Portishead Town64111113
11Brixham AFC10415313
12Bovey Tracey12417-313
13Torpoint Athletic10325-511
14Brislington10316-210
15Street FC9315-310
16Ivybridge Town9315-810
17Sidmouth Town10235-89
18Wells City9216-57
19Wellington9009-480
TABLE AS AT 25 SEPTEMBER 2026
Latest from BS4

News

Four latest stories
Latest four from brislingtonfc.net
01 / 04
Since 1956

Our Story

Six eras. Seventy years of ambition, setbacks, silverware and renewal. Scroll the highlights, or open any era to explore the fuller story.

Brislington AFC team with trophies in 1961–62
1956—1988
Brislington A.F.C. · 1961–62
ERA 01
Reborn and rising

From youth football
to senior contenders

Brislington FC was reborn in 1956 through an Under-16 side managed by former player Bill Parsons. Three county cups quickly followed, before the club steadily climbed into senior football and the Somerset Senior League.

1962 First county cup1964 Junior Cup winners1977 League Cup winners
ERA 02
The breakthrough years

Champions. Cup winners.
Promoted.

The club’s rise accelerated dramatically. The 1988–89 league-and-cup double secured Western League football, before another historic double in 1994–95 carried Brislington into the Premier Division.

1989 League & cup double1995 Champions by 11 points1995 Premier Division
Brislington Somerset Senior Cup winners 1993 archive photograph
1988—1995
Archive · Somerset Senior Cup winners, 1993
ERA 03
1995—2010
Established contenders

A place among the
Western League’s best

Fred Hardwell pictured with a Brislington FC team
Fred Hardwell

Brislington became an established Premier Division presence: third in 1999–2000, runners-up and Les Phillips Cup finalists in 2002–03, before chairman Fred Hardwell led the club into its 50th-anniversary season and a special heritage kit.

2000 Premier Division third2003 League runners-up2008 Heritage season
ERA 04
Growth, success and remembrance

A club growing
together

The Ladies Team was formed, ties with Brislington Juniors strengthened and success spread across the club. The era also brought profound sadness with the passing of chairman Fred Hardwell.

2012 Ladies formed2013 Ladies treble2014 Best FA Cup run
ERA 05
Setback and resurgence

Down by choice.
Back by determination.

COVID brought financial strain and the loss of teams. Voluntary relegation followed—but so did an emphatic response: 130 goals, a Division One title and a dramatic play-off return to the Premier Division.

2022 Voluntary relegation2023 130 goals & champions2024 Play-off winners
Brislington players celebrating after the 2023–24 play-off final
2020—2024
0–22–293'PROMOTED
Play-off final celebration · 2023–24
ERA 06
2024—ONWARD
Transition and the next chapter

Changing on the pitch.
Transforming off it.

Lee Perks’ final campaign closed one chapter. Youth success, further management change and an evolving club environment now shape the story still being written at Ironmould Lane.

2025 U18 League Cup winners2026 Continued rebuild2026–27 A new chapter
THE NEXT CHAPTER IS BEING WRITTEN NOW.
Chapter 04

Across Brislington

Across the Club

More Than One Team

Brislington is more than the First Team. Explore the senior and youth sides representing the Foxes across the city and beyond.

The Women saw their game abandoned after just one minute following a serious injury to Mayca. Most importantly, she is fortunately well on the mend.

After such a frightening start to the campaign, the most important update is a positive one: Mayca is recovering well.

OFFICIAL CLUB SHOP

WEAR THE FOX.

Official Brislington FC clothing, training wear and club merchandise.

Take the red and black beyond matchday. Browse official Brislington FC clothing, training wear and club merchandise.

Visit the club shop →
Club Directory

Administration

Established 1957 · Poplar Insulation Stadium, Ironmould Lane

Officers

President
Chris Elston
Chairman
Jack Rogers JP
Vice Chairman
Lee Williams
Club Secretary
Phil Wiltshire
Treasurer
Jeff Forster

Matchday & Ground

Clubhouse Mgr
Sharon Whelan
Groundsman
Steve Rogers
Matchday Food
Ginny Elston
Matchday Food
Laura Ames & Rhi Redman
Programme Editor
Phil Wiltshire

Team Management

1st Team Mgr
Josh Egan
Res Team Mgr
Zaki Elgahmi
U18’s Manager
Scott Harding
Women’s Manager
Scott Williams
Vets Manager
Dave Rogers

Vice Presidents & Board

Vice Pres.
Paul Bishop, Phil Brake, Richard Ollis, Bob Perrott, Steve Jenkins, Phil Vicary
Board
Jay Whelan, Dave Rogers, Neil Graydon, Kevin Hazell, Richard Dennis
Chapter 05

Before You Go

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Club Statement

Brislington Football Club will not accept any liabilities for accidents to spectators or their property either within the ground or on its premises. Children and spectators must not sit or stand in front of the railings surrounding the pitch at any time.

Please assist the club with this request — serious injury could occur. Spectators are asked to comply with the following:

  1. Anyone within the stadium must comply with club officials’ instructions and must not use foul, abusive or racist language or offensive gestures towards anyone.
  2. No alcohol may be consumed outside of the clubhouse, before or during a match, and no glasses are to be taken outside of the Charlie Garland Bar at any point.
  3. No person(s) shall enter onto the playing field before, during, between or after a match. The pitch surface is out of bounds at all times.
  4. Only authorised personnel are permitted to enter the changing rooms and hospitality suites on matchdays.
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UP THE FOXES
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