Bristol Manor Farm

With Bristol City and Bristol Rovers occupying the higher divisions, Manor Farm's meetings with Yate Town, Mangotsfield United and Cribbs are fought over an unofficial title, that of Bristol's third club.

The club itself took a stumble before it found its feet. Formed in 1960, it folded after a single season and did not reform until 1962–63; a permanent home followed in 1965, when it took over the Port of Bristol Authority's old sports ground. The Western League Division One title arrived in 1982–83, and Premier Division football has since been interrupted only once, by relegation in 2001–02 under Pete McCall.

Lee Lashenko's appointment for 2013–14 opened the club's best run. That season produced a second-place finish, alongside club records for goals scored and conceded.

Evander Grubb left for Huddersfield Town after becoming, at 16, the youngest player to score in the FA Cup while still on Manor Farm's books.

The Creek holds 2,000, of which 200 can sit.