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After two weekends without a match, Wolves can now start turning their attention back to Championship football, which returns this Saturday, and as the internationals prepare to travel back to Compton Park, they’ll find the group in a similar place to where they left it.

The Dragons are set to face Albania in a double header next week as they look to qualify for the World Cup - taking place next summer in Brazil - for the very first time. Francis features in the Wales side for the sixth time and will be looking to make her senior debut, while Williams returns to the squad for the first time since 2022, the year in which she achieved her first cap.

Wolvesdrew in an intense end-to-end encounterat the SEAH Stadium,withMarshallopening the scoring before a chaotic second half concluded with points shared. Marshallhighlightedthe physical battle,lauding the teams’mentality so far in this division On the game “It was a physical battle today, a real end-to-end game.Wedidn’t play our best, but we had aggression and fought for each other.

Charlotte Greengrass’ equaliser from the penalty spot came after a Watford fightback following Georgia Marshall’s header, which gave the Old Gold an early lead. The result meant Wolves maintained their unbeaten home start to the season and sit in fifth place going into the international break. McNamara gave his thoughts on the performance of the team and Marshall and Tammi George’s displays while also touching on Wolves’ start to life as a WSL 2 club.

Supporters can hear from both the men’s and women’s first-team camps on Monday with the week’s first Wolves Express episode. Dan McNamara is up first discussing Wolves Women’s Watford draw on Sunday and the need to be more ruthless in front of goal, but spoke positively about Georgia Marshall and Tammy George, while reflecting on a solid start to the season overall.

Wolves Women played out a hard-fought 2-2 draw against Watford Women in the WSL 2. An opening goal from Georgia Marshall and a second-half equaliser from Charlotte Greengrass ensured Wolves maintained their unbeaten home start to the campaign at SEAH Stadium. Wolves’ first foray forward yielded a half-chance as Emily Orman’s weighted pass found Amber Hughes. The striker then turned well and released Melissa Lawley, who charged forward before her cross was well blocked.

First thing My matchday isn’t much different to my usual day. I'll wake up have breakfast at home first and then go and eat more food at Telford. Food and drink The first thing I have at home is granola, Greek yoghurt and fruit, with a glass of orange juice. Then when I get to Telford, I'll have poached egg on toast with beans and cheese. I have to keep it all the same.

Friday's episode of Wolves Express looks ahead to this weekend's WSL 2 clash between Wolves Women and Watford at Telford's SEAH Stadium. Wolves have won both of their opening two league matches on home soil this season having been promoted into the professional women's leagues for the first ever time and Dan McNamara's side are looking to make it three from three when they host Watford on Sunday afternoon.

The teams were joined by 240 people including friends, family and Wolves Foundation staff and volunteers, highlighting the success and support for all teams. Awards were given out across each group from the players, coaches and supporters, with the overall atmosphere was one of celebrating the participation of everyone involved.

The Portuguese is the first of a series of Old Gold legends to sit down and provide a comprehensive reflection on his Wolves career, as part of the club’s 150th anniversary celebrations. Moutinho’s unheard stories provide a compelling watch for supporters, as does previously unseen archive footage from a successful five-year spell at Molineux for the fan favourite.