Just over 2,600 sell-out supporters will descend on Craven Cottage for the 3pm kick-off.

For those making the trip to west London, here’s everything you need to know…

Information on objections

Stadium | Craven Cottage

Capacity | 29,589

Address | Stevenage Road, London, SW6 6HH

Allocation outside | 2,641

Ticket information

Tickets for this event are sold out.

Tickets for this match were all delivered as physical tickets. If you have not received your tickets, please contact the team at [email protected] before Saturday afternoon.

If you have a problem with your ticket on match day, the Wolves ticket office telephone lines are open from 10am to 1pm on: 0371 222 1877.

Travel information

Trains and metro | The nearest station to Craven Cottage, Putney Bridge, is approximately a 10-20 minute walk from the stadium and is accessible via the District Line.

Exit the station, turn left and follow the road (Ranelagh Gardens). Cross the underpass to Bishops Park. Follow the path through Bishops Park, along the river until you reach the stadium.

Traveling by car and parking | The stadium’s postcode is SW6 6HH and is accessible from Wolverhampton using the M40 towards West London.

Parking around Craven Cottage is extremely limited and access to surrounding streets on a match day is restricted by a traffic management order.

There is a one hour maximum stay policy for paying and exhibiting non-residential visitors between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. on all match days Monday through Sunday, including public holidays.

Traveling by official coach | Official away coaches will park on Fulham Palace Road.

Kit colors

Fulham will wear their white home jersey with black shorts, and the goalkeeper will wear their blue goalkeeper jersey and blue shorts.

Wolves will wear the purple third jersey and purple shorts 2024/25, with the goalkeeper wearing the dark purple goalkeeper jersey and dark purple shorts.

Weather forecast

Heavy rain is expected in west London as Saturday’s match against Fulham kicks off, with temperatures expected to be around 8 degrees Celsius.

Up-to-date weather forecasts can be found here.

Information on turnstiles and opening hours

The turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off. Supporters are advised to take their seats well in advance to ensure they do not miss any of the match.

Position of visiting supporters

Visiting supporters will be in the Putney End stand (blocks P5, P6 and P7).

Information about flags and banners

Larger flags and banners can generally be brought into the stadium provided they are accompanied by a valid fire certificate.

Please contact Fulham at [email protected] before your visit if you would like to arrange for a larger flag to be brought into the stadium.

Pubs/bars outside

Wolves supporters are recommended to use the Kings Arms as a friendly pub in Fulham, before and after the match.

Located approximately 15 minutes walk from Craven Cottage or 7 minutes walk from Putney Bridge tube station.

Safety information

Searches will be carried out before entry to Craven Cottage, they will also search all bags brought in by supporters.

Bag Policy

All ticket holders are prohibited from bringing a bag into the stadium unless it complies with Fulham regulations. as shown here. Entry of any non-compliant bag will be refused.

Bags will be checked at entry and labeled. Please note that Fulham offers a free left luggage service at Ormiston Bridge Academy on Greswell Street.

Reporting behavior

If you experience any poor behavior during your visit to Craven Cottage, please report it to any steward or member of staff nearby, or by using the Fulham free text number.

Text “FULHAM” to 60066 – along with your message/report.

Program of the day

Programs will be on sale, priced £4, and available from various vendors on Stevenage Road two hours before kick-off.

The day’s program is also available to purchase online from Press Box Publishing.

Accessible information

Audiodescriptive commentary | Fulham provide descriptive audio commentary for all matches for fans who are blind or visually impaired. Receivers can be pre-booked by contacting the Supporter Relations team and can be collected from the ticket collection stand on Stevenage Road. Fans are asked to bring their own headphones, which feature the standard 3.5mm audio jack.

Sunflower loins | Fulham promote the use of sunflower lanyards to indicate invisible disabilities. This service is available to all fans with disabilities who wish to use the program; however, it is entirely optional. Those who choose not to wear a lanyard can still access disability services or provisions, and their level of support from Fulham staff will not be affected.

Wheelchair bays | The far end spaces are on a lower and mid level, accessible via ramps or elevators and all spaces come with a personal assistant seat.

Accessible toilets | There are accessible toilets in each stand on the grounds. All restrooms require radar key access and include grab bars near the toilet and sink, vanity curtain, and floor-level emergency assistance alarm.

Assistance dogs | Assistance dogs are allowed inside the stadium; however, Fulham ask that you contact their Supporter Relations team before attending.

Full access document | A full access document provided by Fulham can be found here.

FAQs and guides

More information about match days at Craven Cottage can be found here.

The support of Wolves fans at away stadiums is greatly appreciated by everyone at the club. Supporters traveling to away matches are asked to ensure that they continue to represent the club in a positive manner. Unacceptable behavior, both at Molineux and on our trips, will be dealt with in accordance with our Acceptable Behavior Policy which can be viewed here.