Wolves Women return to action on Sunday afternoon when they make the trip to Turf Moor to face league leaders Burnley in a match which could have huge implications in the FA WNL Northern Premier title race.
With both sides undefeated in the league and just six games left for the Old Gold this season, Dan McNamara’s side sit one point behind the fully-professional outfit and crucially have one game in hand over the leaders.
The stats for both teams are remarkable with neither having conceded a league goal since December 7th, both having scored over 100 goals in all competitions this season and neither having been defeated in the FA WNL all campaign.
Burnley are the only side Wolves have dropped points to this season, holding the Clarets to a goalless draw at the SEAH Stadium in August. Halifax are the only other side to have taken points from either side in 2025/26, sharing a goalless draw with Burnley in October.
Setting the Scene
Wolves have scored 17 goals in four league games without reply after Louanne Worsey’s hat-trick helped the Old Gold to a 6-0 win over Derby County last Sunday.
Burnley were also big winners, running out 5-0 winners over third placed Rugby Borough to add to their impressive victories this season.
League Form
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We’ve Met Before
Wolves 0-0 Burnley | 25/08/25 | FA WNL
Neither side could find a winner as they battled to a goalless draw in Telford. Georgia Marshall and Amy Sims came closest to scoring for the Old Gold, Marshall seeing her effort saved in the dying seconds after Sims saw her chance cleared off the line.
The Venue
The match takes place at Burnley’s main home stadium of Turf Moor. The Premier League ground has a capacity of just under 22,000 spectators.
Tickets
Wolves supporters are encouraged to buy their tickets in advance for this match, with a big crowd expected at Turf Moor for the top two clash. Though seating is unreserved in the Bob Lord Stand, Wolves fans should enter through Turnstile A and are encouraged to sit together to produce a great atmosphere for the team.
Tickets are on sale through this Wolves supporter specific link HERE.
Travel and Parking Information
Coach: Supporters who are booked onto the free coach to Turf Moor will receive instructions and information via email about their Molineux departure ahead of the weekend, including parking details. We hope you enjoy the journey!
Parking: For supporters making their own way to Turf Moor, please note there is no parking available at the stadium for spectators. We have been provided with the following advice for local car park facilities.
- Woodgrove Car Park Towneley Park, BB10 3RQ. Capacity: 200 cars. Advantage: Close to the ground, 5 minute walk, illuminated. Cost: £1
- Millennium NCP, Brown Street, BB11 1PZ. Capacity: 500 cars. Advantage: Town centre location, close to all the shops and fast food outlets, 8 minute walk from the stadium. Cost: £3.
- Deanmill (Plumbe Street) Car Park, BB11 3AG .Capacity: 100 cars. Advantage: Close to the stadium, new car park, secure, well lit, 4 minute walk, Cost: £4.
FanZone Activity
The Rapidz Fan Zone is open from 12pm until kick-off. Free entry for all match ticket holders with activities include inflatables, petting zoo, face painting, candy floss, ice cream. Inside the stadium there are food and drink kiosks, with a match day programme on sale for £2.50.
Listen Live
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Sunday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE from Wolves TV’s Matt Ponter and Andrew Morgan.
Next Up
There’s another Black Country Derby on Wednesday evening as Wolves travel to the Alexander Stadium to face West Bromwich Albion in the semi-final of the Birmingham FA Challenge Cup.
