Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Chelsea tickets

Wolves vs Chelsea Tickets

Purchase your Wolves vs Chelsea tickets for this Premier League clash at Molineux on Saturday, February 7, 2026 (3pm kick-off). Relegation-threatened Wolverhampton Wanderers host Chelsea in what could prove a vital fixture in both clubs' contrasting seasons.

Head-to-Head Record

Chelsea hold a slight edge in this historic rivalry, winning 47 of their 120 meetings compared to Wolves' 43 victories. In recent years, Chelsea have been dominant, winning 16 of the last 26 encounters. The Blues completed the double over Wolves in 2024-25, including a memorable 6-2 thrashing at Molineux where Noni Madueke scored a hat-trick and Cole Palmer contributed three assists. However, Wolves did win both league meetings in 2023-24, including a 4-2 victory at home.

The Last Meeting: November 2025

Chelsea eased to a comfortable 3-0 victory over a managerless Wolves at Stamford Bridge on November 8, 2025. The hosts dominated throughout but had to wait until the second half to break the deadlock. Malo Gusto headed home his first senior career goal just six minutes after the restart, meeting Alejandro Garnacho's delivery at the back post. Brazilian international João Pedro made it two with a powerful strike on his 100th Premier League appearance, before former Wolves winger Pedro Neto completed the scoring against his old club. Wolves failed to register a single shot on target throughout the match.

Wolves' Desperate Season

Wolverhampton Wanderers are enduring a catastrophic 2025-26 campaign and face the very real prospect of relegation. Vítor Pereira was sacked on November 2, 2025 after losing eight of his first ten Premier League matches, with just two draws. Rob Edwards was appointed as his successor on November 12, signing a three-and-a-half year deal. Edwards is a former Wolves player (111 appearances between 2004-08) who previously led Luton Town to Premier League promotion via the Championship play-offs. However, he inherited a squad in freefall and Wolves remain bottom of the table with a record-low points tally. Having accumulated just two points from their opening 11 games, no team has ever survived in the top flight after such a dismal start. The club have one eye on the Championship, believing Edwards can lead an immediate promotion push if the worst happens.

Chelsea in Transition

Chelsea parted company with head coach Enzo Maresca on New Year's Day 2026 after just 18 months in charge. Despite winning the UEFA Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup, a run of just one win in seven Premier League games proved fatal. The Blues sit fifth in the table, 15 points behind leaders Arsenal, though they remain in contention across four competitions. Strasbourg boss Liam Rosenior, who manages BlueCo sister club in France, has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Maresca. Chelsea boast one of the most talented young squads in the division, with stars including Cole Palmer, João Pedro, Pedro Neto, Estêvão Willian, Enzo Fernández and Moisés Caicedo. The trip to Molineux represents an opportunity to build momentum under new leadership.

Molineux Stadium

Molineux is one of English football's most historic venues, having been home to Wolverhampton Wanderers since 1889. It was the first stadium built exclusively for use by a Football League club and pioneered floodlit football in England during the 1950s. The current capacity stands at approximately 32,000 following extensive redevelopment in the early 1990s and further expansion in 2012. The striking Stan Cullis Stand dominates the Wolverhampton skyline and can be seen for miles around.

The stadium is ideally located in Wolverhampton city centre. Wolverhampton Railway Station is approximately 15-20 minutes walk from the ground, with excellent connections across the West Midlands and further afield. The West Midlands Metro also serves the area. Driving is possible but parking is limited and matchday restrictions apply. Away supporters are housed in the lower tier of the Steve Bull Stand with a typical allocation of around 2,750.

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Wolves vs Chelsea FAQ

What is the capacity of Molineux?

Molineux has an all-seater capacity of approximately 32,000. The record attendance was 61,315 for a match against Liverpool in 1939 when the ground featured terracing.

How many tickets will Chelsea receive?

Away supporters are typically allocated around 2,750 tickets in the lower tier of the Steve Bull Stand.

What is the head-to-head record?

In 120 all-time meetings, Chelsea have won 47 times, Wolves have won 43 times, with 30 draws.

Is my purchase guaranteed?

Yes, all purchases come with our 150% money-back guarantee for your complete peace of mind.

How will I receive my tickets?

Tickets are delivered via secure electronic transfer or courier delivery, depending on the ticket type and your location.

Who is the Wolves manager?

Rob Edwards was appointed in November 2025, replacing the sacked Vítor Pereira. Edwards is a former Wolves player and previously managed Luton Town in the Premier League.

What happened in the last meeting?

Chelsea won 3-0 at Stamford Bridge on November 8, 2025. Malo Gusto, João Pedro and Pedro Neto (against his former club) scored the goals, with Wolves failing to register a shot on target.

What is the nearest train station to Molineux?

Wolverhampton Railway Station is approximately 15-20 minutes walk from the stadium. The route passes through the city centre and is straightforward to navigate.