Wolverhampton Wanderers will host Stoke City in a Championship match at Molineux this Saturday with a 12:30pm kick-off. The club has published a comprehensive matchday guide for supporters, as reported by Wolverhampton Wanderers FC.
Before the game, a minute's applause will be held in memory of former Wolves captain Mike Bailey, who passed away last week. The tribute will be a key moment for fans at the stadium.
How can I get tickets for Wolves vs Stoke?
A limited number of tickets remain on general sale for the match. They are available to supporters who had a registered account with the club prior to 31st July 2026. Tickets can be bought online via the official ticketing website or by calling 0371 222 1877. Season Ticket holders must use their smartcards for entry at the turnstiles, while all other tickets are Print at Home. These digital tickets are sent to a linked email address and can be displayed on a mobile device screen for scanning. The ticket office, located between the Stan Cullis and Billy Wright Stands, will be open for in-person visits from 9am until just after kick-off. Phone lines are open from 9am to 10:30am.
What is happening at the Wolves Fanzone?
The Wolves Fanzone at The Halls will be a major hub for home supporters. It opens three hours before kick-off at 9:30am and entry is completely free. The first 100 people through the door will receive a complimentary bacon sandwich. Located at Wulfrun Hall, University of Wolverhampton at The Halls (WV1 1RD), the Fanzone will feature special guests. Former club captain Jody Craddock will be in attendance, alongside Wolves Women's players Katie Johnson and Layla Proctor. Entertainment includes live music from Jack Bodhi (Pacificaze) and a guest DJ set from Ian Davies of Stay Loose Records. Additional bars will be available, and there will be a giveaway for both home and away shirts.
What are the stadium entry and hospitality details?
All supporters must enter Molineux via the specific turnstile block printed on their ticket. Security checks, including bag searches, will be conducted at every turnstile. Bags larger than an A4 sheet of paper are not permitted inside the stadium. Every supporter aged 14 and over will be subject to a search by a steward. For hospitality guests, venues open at staggered times. The President's Restaurant and The Boardroom open at 10am, two-and-a-half hours before kick-off. The WV1 Club, WV1 Plus, The International, Steve Bull Boxes and Billy Wright Boxes all open at 10:30am. Hospitality packages for all home fixtures in the 2026/27 season are still available.
The North Bank Bar opens at 10:30am for Season Ticket holders and members, offering free entry subject to capacity. It will also reopen for one hour after the final whistle. Junior supporters are welcome. Inside the stadium, concourse catering kiosks will be open for food and drink. The Molineux Megastore, situated in the Stan Cullis Stand, will also be open for business.
What should I know about travel and weather?
As of the latest information from the club, there is no reported travel disruption expected to affect journeys to Molineux on Saturday. Supporters are advised to check the club's official Matchday WhatsApp Channel for any last-minute updates. The weather forecast for Saturday afternoon at the ground predicts light showers. Temperatures are expected to be around 18 degrees Celsius at kick-off time.
With this match being a key early-season fixture, fans can check the full fixtures list for the rest of the campaign. The club's detailed preparations, from the Fanzone festivities to the tribute for Mike Bailey, aim to ensure a smooth and memorable day for all attending the match against Stoke City.
