Wolves Women return to the SEAH Stadium on Sunday when they welcome Derby County in the FA WNL looking to keep on the tails of league leaders Burnley.
Just a point behind the Clarets - whom they face next week at Turf Moor - Dan McNamara's side will be hoping to make it 14 league wins in a row in front of a home crowd, who will be joining the International Women's Day celebrations at Telford
International Women's Day
At Sunday's game, Wolves Women will be celebrating International Women's Day 2026 by partnering with anti-sexism charity Her Game Too to wear dedicated warm-up t-shirts ahead of the game.
Supporters in attendance will have the opportunity to take photos with #IWD2026 pledge cards and for our younger fans, we will have some word-searches on hand to keep you entertained pre-match.
Wolves Women have also invited staff members from across the club to attend then match to take part in our celebration of women's achievements.
Setting the Scene
Wolves made the long journey to Middlesbrough last weekend, returning with three points and three goals after a 3-0 win at Stockton. That meant Wolves have 11 goals without reply in their last three matches in the league to ensure they stay just behind Burnley, who faced third placed Rugby on Sunday.
Derby County head to Telford having had a free weekend last time out. Their last match was a narrow 2-1 defeat at home to Sporting Khalsa, having drawn 1-1 at Stoke City in the midweek prior.
League Form Guide
Wolves: WWWWW
Derby: WLDDL
Last Time Out
Derby County 0-2 Wolves | 30/11/2025
Charlotte Greengrass scored twice in the opening and closing minutes of the fixture as Wolves came away 2-0 winners from the Don Amott Arena back in November.
Sims ➡️ Greengrass ➡️ Sims ➡️ Greengrass ⚽️
— Wolves Women FC (@WolvesWomen) December 2, 2025
Morphet ➡️ Greengrass ⚽️
Both strikes from Sunday's win at Derby 🤩 pic.twitter.com/GPT4n9IuZR
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.
Win’s Bar
Win’s Bar, inside the West Stand at the SEAH Stadium, is open for supporters from 1pm for pre-match refreshments. Win’s Bar is located inside the main reception, through the double doors to the left. A selection of draft beers and ciders, soft drinks and bar snacks are available as well as toilet facilities.
Listen Live
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Sunday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE from Matt Ponter.
Next Up
Wolves face potentially their most important game of the season next time out when they head to title-rivals Burnley in a 2pm kick-off at Burnley on Sunday, 15th March.
