Matches against Bradford Park Avenue A.F.C.

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Bradford Park Avenue A.F.C.
Nickname	The Avenue BPA The Stans
Founded	1863
Ground	Horsfall Stadium, Bradford, West Yorkshire

Bradford Park Avenue Association Football Club was a club from Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, and a former member of the Football League, which went into liquidation in 1974. The "Park Avenue" part of the club's name (the official name is Bradford Association Football Club) comes from its old stadium at Horton Park Avenue in Bradford, which was designed by Archibald Leitch (who also designed the original Stamford Bridge), to avoid confusion with Bradford City. A present club of the same name claims descent from the organisation. This new entity, established in 1988, is currently in the Northern Premier League Premier Division, and plays its home matches at the Horsfall Athletics Stadium, which has a capacity of 5,000.

Websites

Official club website

Matches

Season	Day	D	M	Year	Comp	Opposition	Venue	Result	Score
1910-11	Sat	10	Dec	1910	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Won	3-0
1910-11	Sat	15	Apr	1911	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Away	Lost	1-2
1911-12	Sat	23	Dec	1911	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Away	Drew	1-1
1911-12	Sat	27	Apr	1912	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Won	1-0
1914-15	Sat	17	Oct	1914	DIV1	Bradford Park Avenue	Away	Lost	0-3
1914-15	Mon	1	Mar	1915	DIV1	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Lost	0-1
1919-20	Sat	25	Oct	1919	DIV1	Bradford Park Avenue	Away	Lost	0-1
1919-20	Sat	1	Nov	1919	DIV1	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Won	4-0
1919-20	Sat	6	Mar	1920	FAC	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Won	4-1
1920-21	Sat	18	Dec	1920	DIV1	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Won	4-1
1920-21	Sat	1	Jan	1921	DIV1	Bradford Park Avenue	Away	Won	2-0
1928-29	Mon	27	Aug	1928	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Away	Won	2-1
1928-29	Wed	5	Sep	1928	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Won	3-1
1929-30	Sat	12	Oct	1929	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Lost	1-2
1929-30	Wed	12	Mar	1930	DIV2	Bradford Park Avenue	Away	Won	3-1
1959-60	Sat	9	Jan	1960	FAC	Bradford Park Avenue	Home	Won	5-1

Opposition (Domestic)

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