Wolves and Chelsea go head-to-head in the U17 Premier League Cup final at Molineux on Thursday evening.
Silverware is up for grabs at the golden palace, with both sides securing their spot in the final following impressive runs in the competition.
Richard Walker’s Old Gold safely navigated their way through the group stage, before defeating Leicester City in the quarter-final and Stoke City in the semi-final.
Minkyu Ji’s last-minute winner at Clayton Wood secured a 2-1 victory against the Potters to set up a final clash with Chelsea.
After making their own way out of the group, the Blues beat current holders Tottenham Hotspur and previous winners Manchester City and will now travel to Molineux.
Both teams are flying high in their respective U18 Premier League divisions, with Wolves third in the North and Chelsea leading the way in the South on goal difference.
Wolves come into Thursday’s final on the back of a six-game unbeaten run in the league and Saturday’s 2-1 victory over reigning champions Man City. Meanwhile, Chelsea haven’t lost in the league since October and are on a seven-game winning run.
WHEN
Thursday, 7pm
WHERE
Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton
TICKETS
There are no more tickets available to attend at Molineux and tickets won’t be available to purchase from the ticket office or on the gate prior to kick-off.
STREAM
Supporters can watch all the action from Molineux live on Thursday, as the match is streamed exclusively via the Wolves App.
The live Wolves TV match stream begins at 6.55pm and supporters can download the Wolves App now on iOS here and on Android here.
NEXT THREE
Wolves
- vs Manchester United (H) 16th April
- vs Newcastle United (H) 20th April
- vs Liverpool (A) 27th April
Chelsea
- vs West Brom (A) 13th April
- vs Reading (A) 17th April
- vs Fulham (A) 20th April
WHAT THE BOSS SAID
“It will be a tough test, for sure. Chelsea are an outstanding side and it will be a tall order and a big test.
“However, we’ve got quality players who have showcased themselves in this tournament this season and I think all the players will be looking forward to expressing themselves on the Molineux pitch under the lights.”
