Wolves Women host Stourbridge in the first round of the Women’s FA Cup on Sunday afternoon.
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Having already dispatched of the Glassgirls by three goals to nil in the league earlier in the season, Dan McNamara’s side once again face their local rivals.
Wolves reached the fourth round of the competition last time out before WSL outfit West Ham United progressed following a 2-0 victory at the New Bucks Head.
1,692 were in attendance that day as the tie doubled the previous attendance record for a Wolves Women fixture at Telford.
Stourbridge were beaten 5-0 at Newcastle United last weekend but enjoyed a three-game unbeaten run in all competitions prior to that which included a 7-2 demolition of West Brom and progression in the Challenge Cup.
Meanwhile, the Old Gold saw their own three-game unbeaten run ended by Nottingham Forest last weekend in a game which saw Wolves play the majority of the 90 minutes with 10 players following Tammi George’s dubious sending off.
Five places and seven points separate the two sides in the league, but all eyes switch to the FA Cup on Sunday as a place in round two awaits the winners.
WHEN
Sunday, 2pm
WHERE
New Bucks Head, Telford
TICKETS
Tickets are priced at £5 for adults, £4 for concessions and £1 for those aged between three and 16. Tickets for home and away supporters are clearly marked on the online platform.
Please note that all supporters must purchase tickets for this fixture as season tickets are not valid. Tickets will also be available to purchase via cash or card on the day of the game at the turnstile, with a £1 increase applied on each age category.
Tickets can be purchased on the gate or online by clicking HERE
LIVE COMMENTARY
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Sunday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE
CAR PARKING
There is limited matchday parking onsite via the Haybridge Road entrance, charged at £3 per car on a first come first served basis. Please pay by bank card using the parking meter. Parking around the stadium area is the alternative option once the car park is full. Please do not drive onto the car park on the hotel side, as you are likely to be fined.
NEXT THREE
Wolves
- vs Boldmere St Michaels (H/Compton) 19th November BCC
- vs Liverpool Feds (H) 3rd December
- vs Burnley (H) 7th January
Stourbridge
- vs Rugby Borough (A) 19th November BCC
- vs Huddersfield Town (H) 3rd December
- vs Halifax (H) 7th January
WHAT THE GAFFER SAID
"Everybody loves the FA Cup, and it is a really proud day as a serviceman as well to represent Wolves and my service - the RAF - in the remembrance day fixture, so we look forward to that.
"It is something that me and the staff in the military look forward to each year, and it is important that we train hard this week.
"There is some big games coming up with top of the table clashes and we just keep quiet in the corner and keep going and hopefully we can progress next week and enjoy the cup run."
