Southampton vs Wolverhampton FC Tickets

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Southampton vs Wolves History

Though Southampton have failed to secure much in the way of major honours, what they have achieved is perhaps in keeping with the stature of the south coast club. In 1976, they saw off Manchester United, thanks to a Bobby Stokes goal, to win the FA Cup, and in 1984, under Lawrie McMenemy, they finished second in the title race behind Liverpool.

Wolves have a rich history, albeit much of it coming more than 70 years ago. The Molineux side clinched three domestic titles in the 1950s when legendary star Billy Wright was in his pomp, and in 2018, they returned to the Premier League after a six-year absence that saw them sink to League One.

Southampton vs Wolves Head-to-Head

The head-to-head record between these two is almost identical, with both teams enjoying their own periods of success. In 2003, a Chris Marsden goal and an own goal from Paul Butler gave Southampton an FA Cup quarter-final success, which was followed by a semi-final win over Watford before they were narrowly defeated by Arsenal in the final.

In 2022/23, the season that saw Southampton relegated, Wolves ran out winners both home and away.

Southampton vs Wolves Mutual Connections

Quite a few players have represented both the Saints and Wolves over the years. These include keeper Paul Jones, forward Henri Camara, midfielder Andrew Surman and tigerish centre-back Dean Richards, who sadly passed away in 2011 at the age of just 36. He spent four years at Wolves before playing for two years at the Dell before he secured a big-money move to Tottenham in 2001.