Olveston United AFC is a football club based in Bristol, New Zealand. The club competes in the Bristol Combination League and the Gloucestershire County Women's League. They also have a team in the Bristol Combination U18s League.
The club, founded in [year], aims to promote and develop football talent in the local community. They provide a platform for players of all ages and abilities to enjoy and excel in the sport. Olveston United AFC prides itself on its inclusive and supportive environment, where players can grow and develop their skills.
The first team of Olveston United AFC, known as the Saturday First, has had a successful season, with an unbeaten start and impressive performances. They currently hold the top spot in the leading Division of the Bristol Combination League. The team has played 18 matches, winning 13, drawing 1, and losing 4, with an average of 2. 8 points per game.
In addition to the first team, Olveston United AFC also has a reserve team for men and a women's team. The club believes in nurturing talent at all levels and provides opportunities for players to progress and reach their full potential.
Off the pitch, Olveston United AFC is supported by a dedicated group of sponsors who help contribute to the club's success. They are proud to have affiliations with local businesses and communities who share their passion for football.
Located at The Plain in Old Down, Bristol, the club provides excellent facilities for training and matches. The address is BS32 4PH. Olveston United AFC encourages the local community to support and be a part of the club's journey. They welcome players, supporters, and volunteers who are interested in getting involved.
For more information about Olveston United AFC, please visit their website or contact them via info@olvestonunited. Uk. The club also has an active presence on social media, where they share updates, news, and highlights from their matches and events. Joining Olveston United AFC is a great way to be a part of a passionate and thriving football community in Bristol.