Women's Preview | Sheffield United

Wolves Women open their Barclays WSL 2 home campaign on Sunday as they take on Sheffield United at the SEAH Stadium, looking to build on the positives from last week's season opener.

Despite defeat to highly fancied Newcastle United in Gateshead last weekend, Dan McNamara was pleased with aspects of his side's game and hopes they can use them as a springboard against a Sheffield United side also looking to avenge an opening day loss. 

Coincidentally, Wolves and Sheffield United's men's team face off too on Sunday, with Cesar Peixoto's men facing the Blades at Bramall Lane. Back in the West Midlands, all eyes will be on the Old Gold as McNamara's team, filled with 11 new summer signings with plenty of WSL prowess, hope to pick up their first three points as a professional outfit. 

The Opposition

After an 11th placed finish last season - and a reprieve from relegation the season prior - the Blades are a side looking up in WSL 2 and are hopeful of a stronger season in 2026/27. With last season's second-top scorer in the division, Amy Andrews up top and the signing of attacking Ava Baker from Birmingham City on deadline day, Sheffield United's have displayed their ambition.

Managed by former MK Dons men and West Ham women coach Stephen Healy, the Blades' pre-season schedule included tests against WSL side Liverpool and third tier sides Stoke City and Hull City. 

Tickets

Tickets are available to purchase online right up until kick-off for the advanced price. On the day in person sales will see the match day price charged.

 

Adult

65+ & Under 18

Under 14

Advanced

£8

£4

£1

Matchday

£10

£5

£1

Advance Family £15 offer – Two adults and Two under 14’s for £15

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Match Day Activities

There's plenty happening at the SEAH Stadium ahead of kick-off to get you in the mood for our first ever WSL 2 home game. Check out our full match day guide here

Match Day Forecast

It's set to be dry throughout the day in Telford, with highs of 21 degrees expected! 

Match Day Coverage

The match will be covered live on the Wolves Women X, Facebook and Instagram channel, with post match reaction from Dan McNamara and a player. If you are unable to make it to the North East, the match will be streamed live on YouTube.

Watch Live

All Barclays WSL 2 fixtures this season will be streamed live on the BWSL YouTube channel, meaning you don't have to miss a single minute of the action. The live broadcast will start from 1.55pm.

Next Up

Wolves are back in home action on Friday night as they face Burnley on Friday, 18th September, 7.30pm. Buy your tickets now!