Wolves under-21s return to Molineux as they host Sparta Prague B in the International Cup on Friday evening.
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The Czech Republic outfit travel to England for their first PLIC fixture of the season, while Wolves play for the second time and will be eyeing back-to-back wins.
James Collins’ side impressively defeated current holders PSV under the Molineux lights last month, as goals from Kam Kandola and Nathan Fraser gave the Old Gold a 2-1 victory.
Sparta Prague B compete in the second tier of Czech football and currently sit 12th in the FNL table after collecting 17 points from 16 games.
In last season’s International Cup, Sparta Prague won three of their four group games to progress into the knockout stages before bowing out away to Fulham.
The Wolves youngsters return to action following the international break and will be looking to bounce back from defeats to Derby County and Charlton Athletic.
WHEN
Friday, 7pm
WHERE
Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton
TICKETS
Tickets are still available through Wolves’ 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 Lower.
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.
Turnstiles will be open from 6pm onwards.
STREAM
Supporters can watch all the action from Molineux live on Friday, 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 OGC Nice (H) 29th November International Cup
- vs Leicester City (A) 4th December
- vs Norwich City (H) 11th December PL Cup
Sparta Prague
- vs Leeds United (A) 7th December International Cup
- vs Blackburn Rovers (A) 17th January International Cup
- vs Nottingham Forest (A) 22nd January International Cup
WHAT THE GAFFER SAID
“I think all of the European teams are slightly different. Eastern European teams have a slightly different way of playing.
“They’re highly aggressive, physical, but with talent and ability as well. We’ll have to stand up to that.
“Having watched them, it will probably be a bit more like one of our EFL Trophy games than our league games which are probably our most difficult games.
“We’re expecting a real tough test and we’ll have to stand up to that test and hopefully play some good football as well.”
