Wolves Women make their Molineux return – just over a year to the day since their last outing in WV1 – as they take on Black Country rivals West Brom in front of a crowd of over 2,000 on Sunday afternoon.
With just four games to go in the FA WNL, Wolves head into the clash looking to keep the pressure on league leaders Burnley as the promotion race to WSL 2 continues to intrigue in both the Northern and Southern divisions, and Dan McNamara’s side will need every single bit of support as they look to reach the second tier of women’s football.
Setting the Scene
Heading into the fourth Black Country Derby of the season, Wolves lead 2-1 against the Baggies after victories in the league (3-0) and Challenge Cup (2-0) earlier this season, though West Brom did record a 1-0 win in the FA WNL Cup quarter-final in January. Wolves come into the game off the back of a 5-0 win over Loughborough Lightning on their last outing – a victory that secured at least a play-off place come the end of the season.
West Brom have been in fine form in the league having won their last three against Halifax, Hull City and Sporting Khalsa – the latter a 6-0 win at the Hawthorns last Sunday as they edged closer to locking in a top half finish in the FA WNL.
League Form:
Wolves: WWWLW
West Brom: LLWWW
We’ve Met Before
Wolves 5-0 West Brom | 22/03/25 | FA WNL
Charlotte Greengrass, Becky Anderson, Tammi George, Destiney Toussaint and Amber Hughes were on the scoresheet as Wolves complimented their 8-0 win at the Hawthorns earlier that season with another comprehensive victory at Molineux.
Fan Guide
First time visitor to Molineux, or watching your first ever Wolves Women clash? We have put together a helpful fan guide to help you get ready for Sunday’s match. Click here to view.
Tickets
Tickets are available online now at the advance prices of just £5 for adults and £3 concessions. Buy purchasing online in advance you not only save money, but beat the ticket office queues on matchday.
Tickets will also be available on the day from the Molineux ticket office, but match day prices increase to £8 adults and £5 concessions.
All tickets are currently available in the Billy Wright Lower. Should sales increase, the next area to be opened will be blocks in the Billy Wright Upper.
West Brom supporters are located in WL1.
Listen Live
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Sunday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE from Matt Ponter and Andrew Morgan.
Next Up
Wolves host Rugby Borough at the SEAH Stadium on Thursday 2nd April in a 7.45pm kick-off.
