Wolverhampton Wanderers play their final home match before the November international break this Saturday, hosting Cardiff City at Molineux. The 3pm kick-off will be a Remembrance fixture, featuring a bugler performing the Last Post and a minute's silence before the game.

Matchday activities and access

Members of the Armed Forces will join the bugler on the pitch, while Royal British Legion collectors will be positioned around the stadium exterior. At half-time, the Wolves Disability team will face a side from Cardiff City. Tickets remain on general sale to supporters whose accounts were registered prior to 5th October, available by calling 0371 222 1877. Season Ticket holders must use their smartcards at the turnstiles, while Print at Home tickets can be displayed on a mobile device via a QR code.

The Ticket Office opens at 9am and runs until just after kick-off, with phone lines open until 1pm. The Molineux Megastore is open from 10am, and Fan Services are available by phone (01902 810 485) and email from 10am. Supporters must enter via the turnstile block specified on their ticket and will undergo security checks, with bags larger than A4 size not permitted. All fans aged 14 and over will be searched by a steward.

Hospitality and catering

Hospitality areas including the President’s Restaurant and The Boardroom open at 12.30pm, with the WV1 Club, WV1 Plus, The International, Steve Bull Boxes and Billy Wright Boxes opening at 1pm. The North Bank Bar opens at 1pm for Season Ticket holders and members, is free to enter, and will reopen for an hour after the final whistle, subject to capacity. Junior supporters are welcome. Concourse catering kiosks will be open inside the stadium, with a full list of matchday options available in the Home Matchday Guide for the 2026/27 season.

The official matchday programme, priced at £4, is available for every home fixture in this 150th anniversary season from the Megastore, programme sellers, and catering kiosks. Supporters not attending can purchase it online through Curtis Sports. The Wolves Museum is not open for general admission on match days, but the 1877 Sports Bar package is available for all matchdays and must be prebooked.

Travel and club message

Travel options include public transport to reduce congestion, and official matchday parking can be booked in advance. The club has reiterated its 'Not in our Pack' message. "Not in our Pack means racism, homophobia, sexism, and discrimination have no place here," Wolves said.

The team heads into the fixture looking to bounce back from consecutive defeats, with their recent form reading two wins, one draw and two losses from the last five. Their next assignment is a trip to face Bristol City on Wednesday, 4th November. Top scorer Fer López, with five goals in 11 appearances this season, will be a key figure as Wolves aim to finish this home stretch positively.

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