Media Kampung, Sheffield – Wolves delivered a rare double triumph on 13 September 2026 as both their men’s and women’s squads defeated Sheffield United at Bramall Lane and SEAH Stadium respectively.

In the Championship match, Wolverhampton Wanderers edged Sheffield United 1-0 thanks to a 90th‑minute close‑range finish by Mexican striker Raúl Jiménez, assisted by T. Doyle. The goal lifted Wolves to seventh place in the league, while the Blades slipped to 14th. Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder expressed disappointment, saying the team “deserved better” and lamented a defensive lapse that cost the point.

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Key statistics highlight Wolves’ efficiency: possession 39.1% vs 60.9% for Sheffield United, 16 shots (5 on target) compared with 15 shots (3 on target), and 24 touches inside the opposition box versus 23. Wolves also recorded 7 aerial duels won, 11 fouls committed and 1 yellow card.

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The women’s side mirrored the success in the WSL 2 fixture, winning 3-1 at SEAH Stadium. Amber Hughes opened the scoring in the 49th minute, A. Sims added a second in the 62nd, and Y. Daniëls sealed the win in the 80th. Sheffield United’s lone reply came from M. Rouse in the 64th minute. Coach Dan McNamara praised the squad’s “soul” and the application of the players, highlighting Hughes’ goal as a milestone for Wolves Women.

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TeamGoalsShotsShots on targetPossession
Wolves Women316539.1%
Sheffield United Women115360.9%

The double win boosts Wolves’ confidence across both squads and adds momentum to their campaigns as the season progresses.