Last updated: 27 October 2026, 09:10 GMT.
Albion supporters heading to Wolves Women v Brighton on Wednesday 28 October 2026 should plan for the SEAH Stadium in Telford, rather than Molineux in Wolverhampton. Kick-off is 19:30 GMT, and the hosts’ newly published matchday guide includes an important warning about the stadium approach.
At a glance
- Wednesday 28 October, 19:30 GMT, SEAH Stadium, Telford.
- Use the Haybridge Road parking entrance, postcode TF1 2NW.
- The hosts list £5 parking, paid by card machine or the advertised app.
- Standard listed tickets: £8 adults, £4 concessions and £1 under-14s.
What is new for Wolves Women v Brighton
Wolves’ 26 October matchday guide sets out the arrangements for the cup fixture. The club warns there is no stadium access via Watling Street and the Telford International Hotel, and says motorists using that hotel entrance may receive a parking charge which the club cannot cancel.
The guide also lists a £15 family ticket for two adults and two under-14s. Compared with the listed individual prices, that is a £3 saving. Check the ticket category and any checkout conditions before paying.
The official Wolves fixture list confirms the 19:30 start. Albion’s women’s ticket page also lists the cup trip.
Why this matters for Sussex supporters
A low match-ticket price is only one part of an away trip. The longer journey, station transfer and late finish can determine whether a family outing is workable. Booking accommodation or travel around the wrong city-centre stadium would be a much more expensive mistake than choosing the wrong ticket category.
This is a separate fixture from the men’s Manchester City tie on the same evening. Our Etihad travel report applies to that match, not this one.
Brighton Locals’ view
The useful story here is the detail that prevents a wasted journey. Clear entrance instructions and a straightforward family-price comparison deserve more attention than a prediction about the score. Neither a pre-match form guide nor the previous result guarantees what happens in a cup match.
What to do before travelling
Use the clubs’ official ticket routes, save the stadium address and compare the full return itinerary before booking. If travelling by train, check the final connection home as carefully as the outward journey. Contact the host club about access requirements before committing to travel.
Next: check for matchday alterations and follow the confirmed team news when released. The destination is Telford; build the journey around that fact.
Image: Albion Women at Broadfield Stadium in an archive match, APDHistorian / Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Not the Telford fixture or its venue.
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