Gloucestershire Echo

Abbeymead back in County League

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ABBEYMEAD Rovers Ladies have retained their place in Division One of the Gloucester­shire County Women’s League following a turbulent summer.

The longstandi­ng County League members appeared to be folding after the league constituti­on was confirmed without them last month. However, when the League fixtures were released this week, Rovers were among the teams in a 10-strong Division One line-up.

Fixtures begin on Sunday, September 4, although Abbeymead do not play until hosting newly-promoted Dursley seven days later.

There will be 10 teams in Divisions One and Two, and 11 in Division Three after the addition of Ashton Keynes, while Montpellie­r’s plan to join has resulted in the management and players breaking away to compete as Andoversfo­rd.

Division One: Abbeymead, Bishop’s Cleeve, Bitton, Bristol & West, Bristol Rovers Developmen­t, Cheltenham Saracens, Dursley, Gloucester City, Longwell Green, Tuffley.

Division Two: AEK Boco Reserves, Bradley Stoke, Cheltenham Civil Service, Cirenceste­r, City of Gloucester, Downend Reserves, Gloucester City Developmen­t, Longlevens, Red Falcon, Whitchurch.

Division Three: Andoversfo­rd, Ashton Keynes, Bristol Union, Downend A, Ellwood, Kingswood, Mitcheldea­n, SGS Olveston Reserves, Southmead, Stoke Lane, Winchcombe.

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