After a weather disrupted start to 2026 for Wolves Women that has seen them play just two cup games since the turn of the year, Dan McNamara’s side finally return to FA WNL action on Wednesday night when they make the short trip to face local rivals Sporting Khalsa.
With the game set for the artificial surface at Khalsa’s Guardian Warehousing Arena, there is little doubt that the team will finally begin to make up some of their games in hand on title rivals Burnley.
Setting the Scene
Wolves head into the game on Wednesday night seven points behind leaders Burnley, but this fixture is one of three in hand over the Clarets. Wolves have not played since January 25th owing to two weather related postponements and they will hoping to finally bounce back from the cup defeat to West Brom that day.
Sporting Khalsa currently sit bottom of the FA WNL Northern Premier Division but will be hoping to make up some ground on Loughborough Lightning who sit one place above them as well as the seven points that separate them from Derby in 10th. Khalsa last played on the 8th February, suffering a 2-1 defeat to Halifax.
Form Guide (League)
Khalsa: LLLDL
Wolves: WWWWW
Last Time Out
In the corresponding fixture earlier this season, Abbi Jenner scored a goal of the season contender in a 4-1 victory at the SEAH Stadium. We also made the trip to Khalsa in the FA WNL Cup back in October, with Wolves running out 5-0 victors.
Sporting Khalsa 0-5 Wolves | 12/10/26 | FA WNL Cup
Venue Information
Guardian Warehousing Arena, Noose Ln, Willenhall WV13 3BB
Tickets
Tickets are available on the gate at Khalsa at the following prices:
- Adults - £7
- Under-16 - £3
Listen Live
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Wednesday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE from Andrew Morgan.
Next Up
Wolves hope to finally have a home league for the first time since December 7th when Hull City make the trip to the SEAH Stadium on Sunday, 22nd February, 2pm.
