Wolverhampton FC vs Southampton Tickets

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Wolves vs Southampton History

Wolves are three times domestic title winners, though those heady days are someway back in terms of the club’s lengthy history. It was during the Billy Wright heyday that the club were a real force in football, winning the old First Division on three occasions in the 1950s.

Southampton’s best league finish came in 1984 when Lawrie McMenemy’s side ran Liverpool pretty close, finishing second in the title chase. In 1976, the south coast side clinched the FA Cup, a feat they came close to replicating in 2003, only to lose to Arsenal by a single Robert Pires goal at the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff.

Wolves vs Southampton Head-to-Head

Wolves and Southampton have a pretty close record in head-to-head meetings. In 2006, when both teams were in the EFL Championship, a hat-trick from Polish forward Marek Saganowski helped the Saints complete a remarkable 6-0 win away from home.

In 2022/23, a season that saw Southampton relegated, Wolves won both meetings, with their 1-0 home success coming via a Daniel Podence winner.

Wolves vs Southampton Mutual Connections

A number of players have represented both Wolves and Southampton over the years. In 1995, following a successful loan spell, Wolverhampton Wanderers signed defender Dean Richards from Bradford City, and he would go on to play 145 times for the club before he signed for Premier League side Southampton.

Richards enjoyed his stint at Southampton, playing 77 times and scoring six goals, before moving to Tottenham in 2001. Sadly, the centre-back passed away in 2011 at the age of just 36.