Wolves Women host unbeaten Burnley in their first game of 2024 on Sunday afternoon.
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The second-placed Clarets make the trip to the New Bucks Head to take on Dan McNamara’s side in a return to action following the turn of the new year.
The game sees two of the top four in the Northern Premier Division go head-to-head as both look to close the gap on leaders Newcastle United.
Burnley currently sit second in the table on 23 points – seven ahead of the Old Gold in fourth who have played a game less.
Wolves are on a four-game winning streak in all competitions and have scored 23 goals in the process with just one conceded.
Visitors Burnley haven’t played since the 10th of December where they were 11-0 victors at Coundon Court in the FA Cup. The Clarets have lost just one game in all competitions this season and are unbeaten since the end of August.
Earlier in the season, the sides played out a 1-1 draw as Anna Morphet’s superb free-kick earned a point on the road for Wolves.
WHEN
Sunday, 2pm
WHERE
New Bucks Head, Telford
TICKETS
Wolves season ticket holders can watch matches at the New Bucks Head for FREE upon production of their season card at the turnstiles.
For non-season ticket holders, tickets are priced at £5 adults, £4 concessions and £1 for those aged 3-16.
Tickets can be purchased on the gate or online by clicking HERE
LIVE COMMENTARY
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Sunday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE
CAR PARKING
There is limited matchday parking onsite via the Haybridge Road entrance, charged at £3 per car on a first come first served basis. Please pay by bank card using the parking meter. Parking around the stadium area is the alternative option once the car park is full. Please do not drive onto the car park on the hotel side, as you are likely to be fined.
NEXT THREE
Wolves
- vs Reading (A) 14th January FA Cup
- vs West Brom (H) 21st January Challenge Cup
- vs Stoke (H) 28th January
Burnley
- vs Birmingham (H) 14th January FA Cup
- vs AFC Fylde (H) 21st January Challenge Cup
- vs Nottingham Forest (A) 28th January
WHAT THE GAFFER SAID
“They’re tough, they’re well-organised and they’ve got some of the best young players within the league who have come out of outstanding environments at Man City and Man Utd.
“They’ll come and look to play so it’s important we stay in the game and we’re really good and controlled without the ball.
“Hopefully we can pose them a few problems and try and create our own problems for them going forward.”
