Wolves are back at Molineux on Friday evening as they face Liverpool for the second time in four days, but this time in the Emirates FA Cup, and here’s all you need to know if you’re attending the fixture.
Key matchday information
There will also be a light show ahead of kick-off on Friday evening, which will contain continuous flashing lights. If you need any assistance or further information, please contact fanservices@wolves.co.uk.
Matchday Schedule
Tickets
Remaining tickets for this fixture are on general sale (to all supporters who had registered for a ticketing account prior to 3rd February 2026) and can be purchased via the ticketing website or by calling 0371 222 1877.
Season ticket holders who purchased their reserved seats have had these uploaded to their season ticket smartcard.
All other tickets were sent as Print at Home to a linked email. If these have not been received, contact Fan Services at fanservices@wolves.co.uk.
Print at Home tickets can also be displayed on a mobile device by scanning the QR code at the turnstiles.
If you are unsure of whether your ticket is on your smartcard or has been sent to you via email, please contact fanservices@wolves.co.uk ahead of the game.
For any ticket issues on the day, visit the ticket office before kick-off.
Tragedy chanting, abuse and gesturing
Ahead of Friday evening’s game, Wolves are reminding supporters about legislation on tragedy chanting and abuse. Tough measures are in force to challenge the unacceptable presence of football tragedy abuse in the game.
This is focused on offensive chanting, gesturing and displaying offensive messages based on football-related tragedies, which causes significant distress to victims' families, survivors and affected-club supporters.
Examples of football-related tragedies that have led to such abuse include the 1989 Hillsborough disaster which led to the death of 97 Liverpool fans and a 30-year campaign led by their families to discover how and why they died, the Munich air disaster of 1958 involving the Manchester United squad, the Heysel Stadium disaster, the Bradford stadium fire and the murder of two Leeds United fans in Istanbul.
Football authorities, supporter groups and law enforcement organisations, including the police and CPS, have united to crack down on fans who participate in tragedy abuse and people who are found guilty of offences face stadium bans and criminal prosecution, including increased financial penalties for serious and repeat offenders.
Furthermore, engaging in discriminatory and offensive chanting or other verbal or non-verbal actions or gestures concerning football or other tragedies (whether done at a match, in-person or remotely – via any electronic communication, social media or otherwise) is in contravention of Wolves’ Acceptable Behaviour Policy.
Any individual found to have engaged in tragedy abuse will be subject to a ban from the ground and a breach may also subject the individual to a Football Banning Order, which would see them barred from any games in the UK.
Supporters who witness this kind of behaviour should speak to their nearest steward or send details to 07723 479 887 starting their message with WOLVES. Supporters can also raise any instances of online abuse and online discrimination to fanservices@wolves.co.uk or by using the Kick it Out app.
Poverty chanting
Wolves also wish to remind supporters that chanting or gestures relating to poverty or food insecurity are offensive and have no place in football. Supporters are encouraged to show respect and compassion at all times.
Reminder for supporters to be respectful of local residents, businesses and charities
Supporters are reminded that when visiting or leaving Molineux on a matchday, they should remain respectful to local residents, businesses, and charities surrounding the stadium.
We ask supporters to dispose of any litter in the numerous bins located around the outside of the ground and to refrain from littering on private or public property.
We also want to remind supporters to be mindful of nuisance parking. Please ensure you are not blocking driveways, parking outside residents’ homes, or leaving vehicles in prohibited areas.
There are numerous car parks located across the city centre, and supporters can also secure a space in advance at the official Science Car Park here.
Matchday WhatsApp channel
We now use the Wolves matchday WhatsApp channel for important matchday updates, which can be found here.
Wolves recommend following this channel for key matchday updates and turning on notifications to receive timely alerts.
Kit information
Wolves will be wearing our 2025/26 old gold and black home shirt, with the black shorts. The goalkeeper will be wearing the black goalkeeper shirt, and black shorts.
Liverpool will be wearing their red home shirt, with the red shorts. The goalkeeper will be wearing the green goalkeeper shirt, and green shorts.
Weather forecast
A cloudy evening is forecast at Molineux on Friday night, with temperatures expected to be around six degrees Celsius at the time of kick-off.
An up-to-date weather forecast can be found here.
Reported travel disruption
There’s been no travel disruption reported for Friday evening.
Entering the stadium
Supporters must enter via the turnstile block shown on their ticket or smartcard.
Security checks, including bag searches, will take place at the turnstiles. Bags larger than A4 are not permitted, and fans may be asked to open their own bags. All supporters aged 14 and over will be searched by a steward.
See our ground regulations for more details.
Molineux Fan Zone
Kick off your matchday in the Molineux Fan Zone - located next to Block 5 of the Sir Jack Hayward Stand, from 5pm on Friday, with live music, delicious food and drink.
North Bank Bar
The North Bank Bar, next to Block ND of the Stan Cullis Stand, opens from around 6pm for season ticket holders and members.
Entry is subject to capacity, and junior supporters are welcome.
Food and drink
Concourse catering kiosks will be open inside the stadium for this fixture serving food hot and cold drinks and alcoholic drinks.
A full list of the matchday catering options can be found in the Home Matchday Guide for the 2025/26 season.
Ticket Office
The ticket office is located between the Stan Cullis and Billy Wright Stands and will be open for in-person visits from 3pm until just after kick-off.
Their phone lines (0371 222 1877) will be open from 9am and will close at 6pm.
Molineux Megastore
Molineux Megastore is located in the Stan Cullis Stand and will be open from 10am up until kick-off.
Fan Services
Fan Services will be available from 10am on matchday by phone (01902 810 485, until 6pm) and email (fanservices@wolves.co.uk, until kick-off).
For updates and support, visit: x.com/wolveshelp, where DMs will also be monitored up until kick-off too.
Matchday Programme
A special edition matchday programme is focused Friday's FA Cup clash with interviews from several of Rob Edwards' squad. As well as hearing from the head coach, Rodrigo Gomes and Ladislav Krejci in the usual pre-match columns, there are also chats with Matt Doherty, Hugo Bueno, Toti, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde and Rodrigo, as they share their FA Cup memories.
Doherty and Bueno also provide the double feature interviews as they reflect on some of the highs and lows from the FA Cup journeys that they have experienced during their Old Gold careers, while we take an in depth look at Liverpool's history in the competition and some of the best FA Cup meetings between the two teams.
The special edition programme, priced at £5, is available to buy by from the Molineux Megastore, from the various programme sellers around the stadium and from the catering kiosks. Supporters not attending the fixture can purchase online through programme retailers Curtis Sports.
Wolves matchday programmes are also provided and brought to you in audio format. Supporters can find the latest edition by following this link.
Wolves Museum & 1877 Sports Bar
Wolves Museum is not open for general admission on match days, due to the exclusive 1877 Sports Bar package running pre and post-match within the Wolves Museum.
The 1877 Sports Bar package is available for all matchdays but must be prebooked. Walk in entry is not available for the 1877 Sports Bar.
Travelling to Molineux
A range of transport options can be found in the Home Matchday Guide for the 2025/26 season.
With high matchday traffic, we ask supporters to consider eco-friendly travel options such as public transport to help reduce congestion and parking issues around Molineux.
Parking
Supporters can check availability for official matchday parking and book spaces here. Details of further council owned car parks in the city can be found here.
Road closures
Matchday road closures will be in place for supporter safety. These are as follows:
- Waterloo Road: Closed 90 mins before kick-off until 15–30 mins after full-time.
- Molineux Street & Sir Jack Hayward Way: Closed 1 hour before kick-off.
- Whitmore Hill: Closed 30 mins before kick-off.
Car parks will remain closed until cleared under the discretion of the matchday safety officer.
See the road closure map for full details.
Reporting incidents
At Wolves, we are One Pack. We are committed to a safe, welcoming, and respectful environment for all. Discrimination, abuse, or anti-social behaviour of any kind will not be tolerated.
If you witness or experience offensive behaviour, report it to a steward or text WOLVES to 07723 479887 with your location, a description of the person, and incident details. Reports are handled discreetly.
Wolves actively work to eliminate hate and abuse both in the stadium and online. ‘Not in our Pack’ means racism, homophobia, sexism, and discrimination have no place here. Offenders risk lifetime bans.
Please respect fellow fans, players, staff, and guests so everyone can enjoy their matchday at Molineux.
Disabled supporters
The Century Lounge will be open for this fixture, offering an accessible space with seating and toilets for disabled supporters. Located in the lower Stan Cullis Stand opposite NL1, but wheelchairs cannot be stored there during the match. For info, email fanservices@wolves.co.uk.
Audio description commentary is available for fans who need live, detailed game updates. Pre-book by emailing Fan Services; headsets are delivered to your seat. Available to both home and away supporters.
Disabled liaison stewards, in dark blue jackets, are on hand to help, with trained staff at wheelchair areas in all stands.
For full accessibility info, see the Molineux access guide.
Away supporters
Away supporters are located in the Steve Bull Stand lower tier and the Stan Cullis Stand quadrant for this fixture and can enter the ground via turnstile 3 or NF.
Visiting supporters have access to The Prince Albert pub, which is located on Fryer Street, and about a five-minute walk from Molineux.
Accessible parking for away fans at Molineux (Stan Cullis Stand) is now sold out.
Leaving Molineux
After the final whistle, roads around Molineux become heavily congested. Walking routes to the city centre are available.
Official car parks reopen 10–20 minutes after the game, subject to the matchday safety officer’s discretion.
Friendly stewards will be present to assist supporters as they leave.
Matchday FAQs
Supporters can view a series of FAQs relating to matchdays at Molineux by clicking here.
The Molineux match day guide for home supporters can be downloaded here.
Questions and feedback
For matchday questions or assistance, email fanservices@wolves.co.uk.
Feedback on your matchday experience is also welcome at the same address.
