With Wolves playing multiple games in February in the Premier League and the FA Cup, we look at how which ones have been selected for TV for the upcoming month.
Gary O’Neil’s side has started 2024 fantastically. Wolves are continuing their sensational form from the end of 2023 and are currently unbeaten in the new year.
In this time they have overseen a 0-0 draw away to Brighton as well as progressed to the fifth round of the FA Cup. A 2-0 victory over West Brom was the icing on the cake as Wolves picked up their first win at the Hawthorns since 1996.
Multiple players have also been in fine form. Matheus Cunha is easily on his best run in an Old Gold shirt since signing for the club. Wolves’ backline has also dramatically improved, with Max Kilman the highlight player.
As a result, many fans will be looking to watch as many Wovles games as possible in hopes they can continue this run. With February just around the corner, we look at which games are available to watch in the UK.
Wolves v Manchester United
With the game just around the corner, Wolves fans can look forward to watching the fixture live on their screens.
O’Neil’s first game in charge was away to Man United where they were highly unlucky to lose the game 1-0. It was the first of many fixtures where VAR has cost Wolves this season as they failed to give the visitors a penalty late on.
The manager will be looking for revenge when the Red Devils visit Molineux on February 1st.
The fixture was changed to a Thursday night after it was selected for TV coverage. TNT sport will be broadcasting the game, with kick-off at 20:15.
Wolves v Sheffield United
Fans will have to wait to near the end of the month for the next game selected for broadcast.
The last time these two sides played ended in defeat for Gary O’Neil’s side. Another controversial incident occured as the hosts won and scored a penalty late on to condemn Wolves to a 2-1 defeat.
With Sheffield United’s fortunes not picking up since then, O’Neil will be looking to take all three points from the struggling Premier League side.
Sky Sports have chosen to broadcast the game on February 25. Kick-off for the Sunday fixture is at 13:30.
FA Cup TV selections yet to be made
With Wolves in the fifth round of the FA Cup, there is every chance that fans will be able to watch their side on TV once more in February.
O’Neil’s team are set to host fellow Premier League side Brighton. The game is set to take place during the final midweek of February.
A date for the tie is yet to be determined. However, TV companies will soon select which fixtures they want to broadcast with a official date being confirmed soon after that.
After O’Neil lost 4-1 to Brighton in his first home game at the club, he will be hoping to get revenge on the Seagulls by progressing to the quarter-finals later this month.