Michael Skubala faces Lincoln City as Bristol City manager
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 1:46 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026
Bristol City manager Michael Skubala will compete against his former team, Lincoln City, in a Championship match at Ashton Gate on Tuesday. This is the first meeting since Skubala led Lincoln to the League One title. Lincoln is unbeaten in their last four games, while Bristol City aims to bounce back after a loss to Southampton. Skubala emphasized the importance of not underestimating Lincoln, acknowledging the team's retained identity and effective playing style under his previous leadership. The match marks a significant moment for Skubala, who expressed pride in his past accomplishments at Lincoln but remains focused on the current competition.
- •Skubala faced Lincoln City as Bristol City manager on September 14.
- •Lincoln City has eight points from six league games, unbeaten in four.
- •Bristol City sits two points above Lincoln in the table.
- •Skubala guided Lincoln to the League One title in May.
- •Bristol City looks to recover from a loss to Southampton.
- 1:46 PMYahoo Sports — Skubala will not underestimate former team Lincoln
"Bristol City manager Michael Skubala will not underestimate Lincoln City as he is reunited with his former team on Tuesday.
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