Wolves Women return to the SEAH Stadium on Sunday afternoon for the second of four consecutive home games, taking on Bristol City in their third match of the Subway Players Cup league phase.
After a difficult night against Brighton & Hove Albion on Wednesday night - beaten 6-0 by the WSL outfit - Dan McNamara's side have the opportunity to put things right against the side they faced in league action last Sunday.
The Opposition
Like Wolves, the Robins also faced a tough midweek fixture as they were beaten 6-1 at home to Spurs, also in the cup. They will take confidence though from their last WSL against the Old Gold, which saw them win 4-2 at Ashton Gate last Sunday.
Before Wednesday, their previous Subway Players Cup fixture saw them lose 2-0 to WSL side Charlton.
Tickets
Season tickets are not valid for this fixture, however season ticket holders can claim a discounted price of £5. To secure their usual seat, season ticket holders must sign into their Wolves Account at eticketing.co.uk/wolves and from the account menu then click the ‘reserved seats’ option.
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.
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Adult |
65+ & Under 18 |
Under 14 |
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Advanced |
£8 |
£4 |
£1 |
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Matchday |
£10 |
£5 |
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Advance Family £15 offer – Two adults and Two under 14’s for £15 |
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Click here to purchase your tickets.
Match Day Activities
Please note that Win's Bar is closed for this fixture. Activity sheets will be available from the disabled gate when turnstiles open at 1pm. As always, members of our Fans Focus Group will be surfing our Wolves Ay We banner across the West Stand before kick-off, so please assist them with this if it passes over you. Members of the Fans Focus Group will also be on hand at the front of the stand before kick-off should you wish to find out more about them and share match day experience ideas.
The club shop, as always, will be open from 1pm inside the concourse.
Match Day Forecast
A cloudy but dry day, with highs of 11 degrees, is expected on Sunday.
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.
Watch Live
With this fixture not being streamed on WSL YouTube, we are showing the fixture LIVE on Wolves YouTube. Commentary will be provided by Andrew Morgan, while player Katie Johnson will be providing co-commentary on the afternoon.
Click here to access Wolves YouTube,
Next Up
Wolves are back in WSL 2 action when they host Nottingham Forest at the SEAH Stadium on Sunday 8th November, 2pm.
