On sale dates and purchase windows have been confirmed ahead of the Black Country derby at Molineux later this month.
Wolves host West Bromwich Albion at Molineux on Sunday 20th September, 12pm kick-off, and given the high demand for the fixture, four ticket windows have been installed, starting on Monday 7th September.
Members who attended five or more Premier League home matches at Molineux last season will be given priority, while all of the sale dates are as follows:
- 7th-8th September, 9am | 2026/27 members who attended 5+ PL home matches last season
- 9th-10th September, 9am | 2026/27 members who attended 1+ PL home matches last season
- 11th- 14th September, 9am | 2026/27 members who purchased their membership before 1st August
- 15th September, 9am, onwards | Supporters who attended 5+ PL home matches last season
In July the club confirmed match ticket prices will remain set for all Championship fixtures across the 2026/27 season, with members receiving a discount across all areas of Molineux.
West Brom supporters will be housed in the Steve Bull lower on 20th September, while all 2026/27 home match ticket prices are available on the grid below.
Tickets will be issued as print at home tickets and will be sent to purchasers from Thursday 17th September onwards. No tickets will be reprinted prior to the day of the match, supporters requiring a reprint of their ticket must attend the ticket office in person on Sunday 20th September and provide photo ID.
Hospitality packages are now on sale to supporters with pre-purchase history restrictions in place. For more information, please contact corporate@wolves.co.uk.
Given the significance of the fixture, Wolves and West Bromwich Albion have been working closely with the Safety Advisory Group, local authorities and West Midlands Police ahead of the game.
Additional ticketing and safety measures will be in place, with both clubs operating controlled sales processes designed to ensure tickets are purchased and used by eligible supporters. Tickets are not transferable and supporters must remain in the designated home or away areas. Anyone found attempting to access, or being in an incorrect area will be refused entry or ejected and may face further sanction.
Enhanced ticket checks and security measures may be in operation. Supporters are reminded that disorder, pyrotechnics, missile throwing, discriminatory or unlawful behaviour, and entering the pitch or trackside areas can result in arrest, prosecution and club sanctions.
Both clubs ask supporters to attend safely, behave responsibly and follow the instructions of stewards and police officers throughout the fixture.
