Most successful Premier League clash at Molineux

Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club, more popularly known as ‘Wolves’ is a professional football club that plays in the Premier League clash at Molineux

 of England. Representing the city of Wolverhampton in the West Midlands region, the club have had a affluent history.

 

In 1877, a group of students from St. Luke’s Church school formed a football team and set  the foundation for this club in Blakenhall, England cricket club to be officially known as Wolverhampton Wanderers.

 

The club was one of the twelve creators of the English Football League back in 1888. In 2019 the club ended up seventh in the league and hold out its first FA Cup final. Wolves in time  lost the final, finishing as runners-up of the prestigious tournament.

 

The current Wolves logo features a black conceptual wolf head in the centre of a golden and black-bordered hexagon. However, the summit has seen a lot of changes over the years. The first comb saw the city council’s coat of arms. From that, it changed to bound over wolves. The end notable change came in 2002 where the single wolf head was restructured.

 

Wolverhampton Wanderers have seen many  fields and stadiums since 1877. The club begin by playing in a field on Goldthorn Hill. Then they moved to John Harper’s Field and then to Dudley Road where they played their first FA Cup match in 1883. In 1889, Wolves finally moved to the Premier League clash at Molineux Stadium and it is their home stadium ever since

 

Wolverhampton Wanderers is recently owned by Fosun International, a Chinese investment group. The Premier League clash at Molineux  Stadium provides the home games for Wolverhampton Wanderers FC since 1889. Since then it has seen a lot of growth  and changes. The today's stadium capacity stands at 32,050, with various expansion plans on their way. The management wants to expand  the capacity of the stadium to nearly 50,000 in a few years.