Wolves Women play their first league match of 2026 when third placed Rugby Borough visit the SEAH Stadium on Sunday looking to add their name to the title race.
Sitting just four points behind the Old Gold and five behind current leaders Burnley, Borough have lost just twice this season – to the top two – and know a victory in Telford could put them right into the mix. They drew 1-1 at home to Middlesbrough last weekend.
Wolves come into the game having not played a league fixture since December 21st and will need to react quickly to a FA WNL Cup quarter-final defeat to rivals West Brom two weeks ago that ended their run in the competition.
In the league however, Wolves are on a ten-match winning streak that began in the reverse fixture at the end of August.
Form Guide (All Comps)
- Wolves: WLWWL
- Rugby Borough: LWWWD
We’ve Met Before
Wolves 2-1 Rugby Borough | Adobe Women’s FA Cup | 26/10/25
This will be the third meeting of the two sides this season, the first a 3-2 win for Wolves in the league in August and the second in first round of the FA Cup back in October where Georgia Marshall and Amy Sims were on the scoresheet before Jess Camwell struck late to make it an uncomfortable last few minutes for Dan McNamara’s side.
Georgia on target last time out against Rugby 👊 pic.twitter.com/29Nb1ckoZX
— Wolves Women FC (@WolvesWomen) February 3, 2026
Tickets
Supporters should purchase their tickets in advance to save on the match day rate at the SEAH Stadium.
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS – save by buying in advance:
- Adult , U21, 65+ - £5
- U17 - £3
Match day prices from midday, online and on the gate:
- Adult - £8
- U17 - £5
Supporters can also upgrade to hospitality for just £20 per person.
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 Matt Ponter.
Next Up
Wolves travel to West Brom in the semi-final of the Birmingham FA Challenge Cup, with date and venue still be confirmed.
