Friday night football comes to Molineux as Wolves Women host the Black Country derby against West Bromwich Albion Women on Friday 22nd March (7.45pm kick-off).
Dan McNamara’s side return to the golden palace to kick-start Women’s Football Weekend against their local rivals.
The two sides will go head-to-head in the FA Women’s National League, just over a week before Molineux hosts the Continental Tyres League Cup final.
The Old Gold last played a league match at Molineux in April 2023, where a record-breaking 3,834 supporters witnessed a five-goal victory over Huddersfield Town.
Wolves season ticket holders can gain free entry into the game but must book a ticket online using their supporter number. Season ticket holders must select the “STH Free” price class when selecting their seats online.
Tickets for non-season ticket holders are priced at £5 adults, £4 for concessions and £1 for under-16s.
Speaking on this week’s episode of Wolves Weekly, an International Women’s Day special, after exclusively revealing the news, academy manager for operations Laura Nicholls said: “Playing under the lights at Molineux will be a fantastic opportunity for fans who perhaps haven’t already engaged with us to come along.
“It’s the international break so hopefully we can get fans that have never seen either of the women’s teams of both clubs play.
“It’s also the day the schools break up so hopefully parents with children can come down and support. It should be a fantastic spectacle, occasion and another memory in the bank for everyone.”
Head of women and girls football, Jenna Burke-Martin, added: “It’s fantastic to get Wolves Women back playing at Molineux again this season. Playing at the main stadium is always a highlight in our season.
“It gives the players, staff and fans another opportunity to experience the Premier League facilities that we have here. Showcasing the team in an evening league game against our local rivals is a great opportunity for us and hopefully we will see another record-breaking crowd in attendance.”
