Wolves under-21s welcome International Cup holders PSV to Molineux on Monday evening.
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The youngsters are back at the golden palace for the first time since last December, when Wolfsburg visited in the same competition.
The German side ran out 2-0 winners that evening but this time, it is Dutch opposition standing in the way of James Collins’ group of players.
PSV are the reigning champions of the Premier League International Cup following an extra time victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in last season’s final back in May.
While Wolves play their first group game on Monday, PSV have already secured their first three points of the campaign following a 3-1 success over Nottingham Forest last month.
🇳🇱 Facing PSV as a youngster.
— Wolves Academy (@WolvesAcademy) October 15, 2023
🏟 Walking out at Molineux.
© Leading the under-21s.
Justin Hubner looks ahead to a special night under the Molineux lights tomorrow evening.
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In the Eerste Divisie, PSV currently sit in 12th position after collecting 13 points from their opening nine games.
Meanwhile, the Old Gold come into the game having lost just twice in their last seven games – the latest being a 2-0 defeat at Lincoln City in the EFL Trophy last Tuesday.
WHEN
Monday, 7pm
WHERE
Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton
TICKETS
There are a limited number of tickets available through our ticketing website.
Ticket sales will close at 5pm on matchday. There will be no option to pay on the gate, and the ticket office will not be open on the evening of the game.
All tickets for this fixture are located in the Billy Wright Stand Lower tier. Once the initial allocation is sold out, no further tickets will be available to purchase.
Season ticket holders and members must claim their ticket in advance to gain free entry. Season ticket holders and members must select the “STH/Member Free” price class when selecting their seats online.
For non-season ticket holders, tickets cost £4 for adults, £2 for over-65s and under-21s, while under-17s go free.
Tickets for this fixture were delivered as print at home tickets. Print at home tickets must be printed in high quality on A4 paper, or can be opened on a mobile device allowing for the QR code to be scanned at the turnstiles. Ticket holders should scan barcodes or QR codes in the mouth of the reader when at the turnstiles.
STREAM
Supporters can watch all the action from Molineux live on Monday, as the match is streamed online via wolves.co.uk, the Wolves App and the Wolves YouTube channel.
The live Wolves TV match stream, beginning at 6.55pm, can be found here, or click here to watch on YouTube, while supporters can also catch download the Wolves App now on iOS here and on Android here.
NEXT THREE
Wolves
- vs Southampton (H) 30th October
- vs Nottingham Forest (A) 3rd November
- vs Derby County (A) 7th November EFL Trophy
PSV
- vs Utrecht (A) 20th October
- vs Eindhoven (H) 23rd October
- vs Willem (A) 27th October
WHAT THE GAFFER SAID
“It’s as tough as you get. I watched them play Fulham last season in the semi-final and they were probably the best under-21 team I’d ever seen.
“They were as good as anything I’d seen. There will be slight personnel changes from that, but I think they haven’t lost in 10 games in this competition.
“It’s going to be as hard a game in youth football you can get, but that’s the challenge in our home ground in front of our supporters.
“We’re looking forward to it and seeing how our players react to that sort of test.”
