After securing promotion to Premier League 2 Division 1 last season, the title-winning campaign also earnt the development team a place in the competition which pits English clubs against European opposition on home soil.
Making up Group E alongside Wolves and PSG are Athletic Club Bilbao and Liverpool, who will play each other once, with the top two sides making it through to the knockout stages of the tournament. PSG currently sit top of the table after a 1-0 win over Athletic Club Bilbao at Aldershot’s Recreation Ground last month.
Season ticket holders, My Wolves, Young Wolves and #WolfPack member members can gain free entry into Molineux for the 7pm kick-off on Wednesday 20th November but must claim their ticket in advance by clicking here.
Tickets for non-season tickets holders cost £4 for adults and £2 for concessions. Corporate seats are also available in WV1 Bar, costing £10 per adult or £5 per child. More information can be found here.
Usually closing at 5pm on weekdays, the Wolves Megastore at Molineux will have extended opening hours on Wednesday, remaining open until kick-off.
*You can catch all the action as Wolves under-23s take on PSG this Wednesday night, with the game free to view worldwide via WolvesTV and the Wolves App.
WHEN
Wednesday 7pm
WHERE
Molineux
LAST THREE
2-1 v Birmingham City (H) PLC
0-1 v Blackpool (A) LCT
2-2 v Derby County (A)
WHAT THE BOSS THINKS
On welcoming PSG to Molineux
“The lads are really up for it. I’m trying to treat it like it’s just another game of football and is another opportunity for the players to develop and showcase their skills.
“Even though we have a young group, I know there will be a lot of people watching the older members of the team with a view to potentially taking them on loan, so it’s a great game for many reasons.
“It’s at Molineux, which is amazing. I’ve been fortunate enough to play there a couple of times, so I know that it will be fantastic for the players.”
On playing under the Molineux lights
“It’s also a night game, which are always really special. I don’t know what it is about night games – and it might sound a bit odd to your everyday person – but playing under the lights at Molineux always gives a different feeling to playing in the day.
“There should be a really good crowd there and this is something that not a lot of the lads have experienced, and the fact that it’s PSG; foreign opposition, league opposition, with a big name, brings a bit more to it.
“It’s a really exciting game for everybody and an opportunity for the lads to showcase their abilities once again, and hopefully show everybody the direction that the club’s going in, which is forward and upwards every day.”
NEXT FIVE
23/11 Chelsea (H)
27/11 Athletic Club Bilbao (H) PLIC
02/12 Leeds United (H) PLC
09/12 Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
16/12 Everton (A)
