Women's Preview | Durham

Wolves Women return to the SEAH Stadium on Sunday afternoon looking to get back to winning ways when they face Durham

Wolves are on home soil for the fourth consecutive match - and possibly the final time in 2026 dependent on Monday's FA Cup draw. This will be a first ever meeting between the Old Gold and Durham. 

The Opposition

Having played in the second tier since their inception on 2014, Durham are the most established team in WSL 2. Indeed, until the formation of London City Lionesses, they were for some time the highest ranked independent women's team in the country, finishing in the top four of the league on five occasions. The Wildcats have had a difficult start to the season - off the back of a summer of uncertainty - but remain consistent in the scoring charts, netting at least once in all but one of their WSL 2 games this season, scoring twice on two of them.

Under the management of Willie Kirk, who has managed at the top level of women's football across Europe, they have made additions over the summer as well as retaining the services of taliswoman Beth Hepple, who lies seventh in the all-time WSL 2 scoring charts. Last time out in the league they were beaten 3-1 by Sunderland before a 6-0 defeat to Everton in the Subway Players Cup on Wednesday night. 

Last Time Out

Wolves suffered a first home league defeat in over two years as Nottingham Forest took the points from the SEAH Stadium with a 4-1 win. 

Ticket Prices

To encourage fans to get behind Dan McNamara’s side at the SEAH Stadium, Molineux season ticket holders can take advantage of a special ticket offer for this fixture at just £5. What’s more, season ticket holders can purchase up to four tickets in one booking meaning four adults could watch the game for just £20, saving 50% on the regular match day price if bought separately.

The Wolves Women advance family ticket offer also applies to this fixture, with two adults and two under-14s able to watch for just £15!

 

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

Men’s season ticket holders - £5, up to four tickets each

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS

Match Day Activities

Win's Bar will be open before kick-off for pre-match refreshments from 12pm as well as the new Wolves Women activity sheets, while there will also be FREE facepainting! 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 will be open inside the West Stand concourse from 1pm up until the end of half-time!

Match Day Forecast

Highs of 7 degrees are expected at the SEAH Stadium, but there is a small chance of light rain. 

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 stadium, 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.

Click here to access BWSL 2 streams.

Next Up

Wolves are back in action on Wednesday night in the Subway Players Cup when they travel to WSL side West Ham United. 

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