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Bath City

Bath City FC

Kit impression

Founded

1889

Years standing

137

Home ground

Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park

Capacity

8,8401,006 seats

The Trophy Cabinet

Southern League
Champions: 1959–60, 1977–78, 2006–07
Southern League Cup
Winners: 1978–79

Nickname: The Romans

Why Bath City

Bath City work as a second team because they come with their own geography: England, Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park, and a set of rivalries you will absorb faster than you expect.

The calendar you inherit
England National League North and South is cold-weather football: mud in February, breath visible under the lights, and a fixture list that rewards anyone who sticks it out. England does not do easy neutrals.
Deep roots
Founded in 1889, Bath City were playing organised football before floodlights, substitutes or televised highlights existed. You are adopting 137 years of accumulated grudges.
Something to defend
The cabinet is not empty: Southern League and Southern League Cup. Small enough to recite from memory, big enough to argue about in a pub.
Cathedral football
Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park holds around 88,401,006. Even a routine league game arrives with a noise floor most clubs only reach in a semi-final.

Matchday Trip

Ground: Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park. Go in a day early, find the pre-match pub, buy the programme.

Nearest airport

Bristol Airport (BRS)

22 km / 14 miles from the ground

Nearest station

Twerton-on-Avon railway station

Walkable from the platform

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Pulling fixtures and table…

Around the ground

Things To Do Near Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park

Everything within a short walk of the turnstiles: landmarks, museums and the places worth arriving early for.

Landmarks within a 4 km radius

Matchday Shortlist

Opens a map centred on the ground. Two hours before kick-off is the sweet spot.

Route Planner

Getting to Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park