Wolves issue Black Country Derby ticket details with safety warning | OneFootball

Wolves have released Black Country Derby ticket details for this month at Molineux, alongside a safety warning. West Brom have sold out their away allocation for the Championship fixture, the first at Molineux since 2021, while home sales are yet to start.

The club said in a statement that, given the game’s significance, it has worked with the Safety Advisory Group, local authorities and West Midlands Police, and that extra ticketing and safety measures will be in place.

Controlled sales are designed to ensure tickets are bought and used by eligible supporters. Tickets are non-transferable, supporters must stay in designated areas, and anyone attempting to access, or found in, an incorrect section will be refused entry or ejected and may face further sanction.

Enhanced ticket checks and security may operate. Disorder, pyrotechnics, missile throwing, discriminatory or unlawful behaviour, and entering the pitch or trackside can lead to arrest, prosecution and club sanctions. Supporters are asked to attend safely, act responsibly and follow instructions from stewards and police.

The first of four windows opens at 9am on Monday and Tuesday, September 7 and 8, for members who attended five or more Premier League home games at Molineux last season.

From 9am on September 9 and 10, members who attended one or more Premier League home games can buy.

From 9am on September 11 to 14, access extends to members who bought their membership before August 1.

From 9am on September 15 onwards, sales open to fans who attended five or more Premier League home games last season.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com

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