Wolves and Albion Warn Against Disorder Ahead of Derby

Wolves and West Bromwich Albion have issued a joint statement ahead of their Championship match on Sunday, emphasizing the serious repercussions for fans who engage in violence or disorder.

This warning comes after a previous encounter in 2024, where 43 arrests were made during an FA Cup match, leading to 12 charges and five permanent club bans. The clubs noted that during a match two years ago, play was halted for 38 minutes due to crowd trouble, including assaults on police and the use of flares.

For the upcoming game at Molineux, enhanced security measures will be in place, including increased stewarding and policing. Fans are reminded to purchase tickets through official channels and adhere to designated seating areas to avoid ejection or further sanctions. The clubs expressed confidence that the majority of supporters will attend responsibly.