Both groups are in action at 2pm on Sunday afternoon and each game will be streamed live, with the stakes high at both the CKW Stadium and the Weston Homes Stadium.
Dan McNamara’s side host Sheffield FC knowing one point would crown them champions of FAWNL Northern Premier Division and book a place in the play-off for promotion to the second tier.
Mikey Burrows will be in position at the CKW Stadium, alongside Wolves Women legend Claire Hakeman, and they’ll bring live coverage of the potential title clincher on YouTube and the Wolves App.
471 supporters turned out to watch McNamara’s side defeat Huddersfield Town last weekend and tickets are once again priced at £4 for adults, £2 for concessions and free for season ticket holders on the door for a potentially historic afternoon.
At the same time, the under-23s head to Peterborough United for the quarter finals of the Premier League Cup, having dispatched Wigan Athletic in the previous round, and can book their place in the semi-finals with victory on the road.
The stream of James Collins’ side will be available to members and season ticket holders only due to the Championship side charging for their stream, and will be accessible on the Wolves App.
Please note, supporters looking to watch on the Wolves App should ensure they are logged in through the same email as their season ticket or membership.
Super Sunday provides the perfect opportunity to support both sides in their quest for glory simultaneously through split screens, via the Wolves App and the Wolves YouTube channel.
