Wolves Women face a Black Country Derby in their final fixture of 2025 this Sunday as they take on West Bromwich Albion at the Alexander Stadium.
Wolves go into the game knowing that just a point would take them to the FA WNL summit in time for Christmas and would also ensure they end 2025 without a single league defeat in the calendar year.
Setting the Scene
For the first time this season, the Old Gold come into a game having lost the previous fixture after a narrow defeat to tier two side Nottingham Forest in the Adobe Women's FA Cup third round last Saturday at Hednesford. In the league the last fixture was a 5-1 win over Liverpool Feds which extended the unbeaten run to 30 matches.
West Brom were 3-0 winners over lower tier Leeds United in their cup clash, with their previous fixture being a goalless draw against Loughborough Lightning at the Alexander Stadium. They come into the game in 5th place in the FA WNL, knowing a win could leapfrog Stoke into 4th spot.
Form Guide
Wolves: WWWWL
West Brom: DWLDW
Last Time Out
Our last match against the Baggies was an unforgettable day at Molineux as Wolves plundered five past their rivals in front of over 3,000 fans. Tammi George, Amber Hughes, Becky Anderson, Destiny Touusaint and Charlotte Greenngrass were all on the scoresheet for Dan McNamara's side.
The Venue
West Brom's home matches are played at the Alexander Stadium, revamped for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Alexander Stadium, Walsall Rd, Perry Barr, Birmingham B42 2LR.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale at the following prices:
- Adult - £6
- Senior - £5
- Disabled - £5
- 20-25 - £5
- 17-19 - £4
- Under-17 - ££
Click here to purchase your tickets.
Listen Live
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Sunday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE from Wolves TV’s Tom Gibson.
Next Up
Wolves travel to title rivals Burnley to kick-off 2026 with a 2pm kick-off on Sunday 4th January at the Lancashire FA County Ground.
