Watford FC Women v Wolverhampton Wanderers Women

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Sunday 31 Jan 2027

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Vicarage Road • 

Watford, United KingdomShow on map

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Watford FC Women, formerly known as Wolverhampton Wanderers0 Ladies, represent Wolverhampton Wanderers0 in English women’s football and trace their history to 1970. The team competes in the FA Women’s National League Southern Premier Division, the third tier of the women’s game, and has pursued promotion to the Women’s Championship. A notable achievement came in 2003, when Wolverhampton Wanderers0 won the FA Women’s Premier League Cup, adding a major national honour to the club’s history. The Hornets have also developed and featured prominent players, including Wolverhampton Wanderers6 international Helen Ward, a prolific striker and long-serving captain who became one of the most recognised figures in the team’s modern era. Watford FC Women play their home matches at Grosvenor Vale in Wolverhampton Wanderers2, the ground shared with Wealdstone FC, while representing the wider Wolverhampton Wanderers0 community. With a proud heritage, competitive league campaigns and a strong connection to the Wolverhampton Wanderers0 FC identity, the side remains an important part of the club’s football pathway. Supporters can follow the team’s fixtures, results, player news and cup progress throughout the season as the Hornets compete for success in the FA Women’s National League.

Wolverhampton Wanderers Women, commonly known as Wolverhampton Wanderers5 Women, represent Wolverhampton Wanderers in English women’s football. The team competes in the FA Women’s National League Northern Premier Division, a tier below the Barclays Women’s Championship, and has established itself as one of the division’s leading sides. Wolverhampton Wanderers5 have won the Northern Premier Division title in consecutive seasons, including 2022–23 and 2023–24, and have competed in promotion play-offs for a place in the Championship. Their fixtures also include cup competitions such as the Women’s Wolverhampton Wanderers4, where clubs from across the national pyramid compete. The team plays home matches at the New Wolverhampton Wanderers7 Head Stadium in Wolverhampton Wanderers3, sharing the ground with AFC Telford United. Wolverhampton Wanderers5 Women have developed a strong regional following, drawing support from across the West Midlands. Notable players associated with the side include forward Amber Hughes and midfielder Anna Morphet, who have contributed to the club’s success on the pitch. Backed by the wider Wolverhampton Wanderers organisation, the women’s team continues to pursue league honours and progress through the English football pyramid. For fans searching for Wolverhampton Wanderers5 Women news, fixtures, results, players and stadium information, the club offers a prominent story in non-league women’s football.