Extra rail services put on as Bristol prepares for first World Cup semi-final
Both last-four fixtures are being held in the city
Special train services have been confirmed for tonight's first Semi Final of the Women's Rugby World Cup in Bristol.
The city will make sporting history tonight as Ashton Gate Stadium hosts Semi Final 1 between New Zealand and Canada, with kick-off at 7.00pm.
The winning side will face the victors of Saturday's match between England and France, which is also being held in Bristol.
People heading to tonight's game are being warned their journeys could be impacted by bus strikes.
Great Western Railway has confirmed additional train services will call at Parson Street, but is also warning that trains will be busy.
First Bus is operating a reduced service in the city due to strike action, but match day shuttle buses will still operate for fans who have already purchased their bus tickets.