Leicester City vs Wolverhampton FC Tickets

The King Power Stadium plays host to visitors from Molineux, and supporters of both teams can find a host of the best-priced Leicester City vs Wolves tickets at SeatPick today.

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Leicester City vs Wolves History

To say that Leicester City’s 2025/16 Premier League title-winning success was a surprise would be the biggest understatement ever. When that campaign started, not a single Foxes fan would have dreamt that Italian boss Claudio Ranieri’s side would be in the title race, let alone win their first-ever domestic championship.

The following season, they battled to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League and under Brendan Rodgers, they also won their first-ever FA Cup; in other words, the East Midlands side have achieved a great deal in the recent past.

Wolves enjoyed their most successful spell in the 1950s when they were led by club hero Billy Wright, winning the league title on three occasions. However, much of the intervening period since these titles have seen the Molineux side consigned to the lower leagues, albeit in recent seasons, they have experienced a resurgence.

Leicester City vs Wolves Head-to-Head

The Foxes definitely have the upper hand when it comes to this fixture and have picked up wins regularly when at home. In 2020, a penalty from Jamie Vardy was enough to garner a narrow 1-0 win and the England international netted the winner in 2021. In 2023, goals from Kelechi Iheanacho and Timothy Castagne saw Leicester City come from behind to defeat Wolves.

Leicester City vs Wolves Mutual Connections

A number of individuals have plied their trade with both teams over the years. Former England Under 21 international Richard Stearman began his career at Leicester City, making 130 appearances for the club and scoring 11 goals before moving to his hometown club, Wolverhampton Wanderers, in 2008, where he would go on to play 234 games before moving to Fulham in 2015. He would go on to return to Molineux in 2016, albeit on loan.