Wolves outline matchday measures for Black Country derby with West Brom | OneFootball

Wolves have urged supporters to arrive early for Sunday’s 12pm Black Country derby against West Brom at Molineux. The club said in a statement that extra safety and security will be in place and fans should plan journeys and allow more time to reach the stadium.

Pyrotechnics and other banned items must not be brought into the ground. Missile throwing, discriminatory or unlawful conduct, disorder and any pitch or trackside incursion are prohibited and may lead to arrest, prosecution and club sanctions.

All attendees are expected to follow the club’s Acceptable Behaviour Policy, which sets out standards at Wolves fixtures and potential action when breaches occur.

Post-match, away supporters must exit via Camp Street. Home fans will not have access behind the Steve Bull Stand and should use alternative routes, following steward and police instructions as routes may change for safety.

Tickets are non-transferable, and supporters must enter and remain within the home or away sections shown on their ticket. Anyone attempting to access the wrong area may be refused entry, ejected or face further club sanctions.

Print tickets have been emailed. There will be no reprints before matchday, replacements require an in-person visit to the ticket office on Sunday with photo ID.

Report unsafe, discriminatory or anti-social behaviour to a steward, or text 07723 479887, starting with WOLVES. Most supporters are expected to act responsibly, helping everyone enjoy the game safely.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com

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