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Club · Premier League era

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC

456 Premier League matches since 2003-04

Top-flight coverage only: Wolverhampton Wanderers FC's record here spans their 12 seasons in the Premier League era, not their full history.

456 matches across twelve Premier League seasons.

456
Matches
129
Won
0
Titles
Seasons: 12Goals: 490 for, 722 against
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Biggest win — Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 4-0 Blackpool FC (2010-11).

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC have played 456 Premier League matches across 12 seasons: 129 won, 110 drawn, 217 lost (490 goals for, 722 against).

Coverage note: this page counts top-flight seasons in the Premier League era only (since 1992-93) — not the club's full history.

Quick answers

Have Wolverhampton Wanderers FC ever won the Premier League?
No — Wolverhampton Wanderers FC have not won the Premier League in the covered era (since 1992-93).
What is Wolverhampton Wanderers FC's best Premier League finish?
Wolverhampton Wanderers FC's best Premier League finish is 7th place, in 2018-19, 2019-20.

Premier League era record

PlayedWonDrawnLostGFGA
456129110217490722

Titles

No Premier League title or second-place finish in the covered era — every fact above still counts.

Biggest win

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 4-0 Blackpool FC — a 4-goal margin in 2010-11.

Head-to-head records

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC's Premier League record against covered opponents:

Source: 2025-26 Premier League match data, via openfootball/england (CC0 1.0) — source

✓ Every fact computed from public match records — openfootball/england, CC0 1.0.

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