Full Fixture List
August
16/08/2025 – Wolves vs Manchester City
23/08/2025 – Bournemouth vs Wolves
30/08/2025 – Wolves vs Everton
September
13/09/2025 – Newcastle United vs Wolves
20/09/2025 – Wolves vs Leeds United
27/09/2025 – Tottenham vs Wolves
October
04/10/2025 – Wolves vs Brighton
18/10/2025 – Sunderland vs Wolves
25/10/2025 – Wolves vs Burnley
November
01/11/2025 – Fulham vs Wolves
08/11/2025 – Chelsea vs Wolves
22/11/2025 – Wolves vs Crystal Palace
29/11/2025 – Aston Villa vs Wolves
December
03/12/2025 – Wolves vs Nottingham Forest
06/12/2025 – Wolves vs Manchester United
13/12/2025 – Arsenal vs Wolves
20/12/2025 – Wolves vs Brentford
27/12/2025 – Liverpool vs Wolves
30/12/2025 – Manchester United vs Wolves
January
03/01/2026 – Wolves vs West Ham United
07/01/2026 – Everton vs Wolves
17/01/2026 – Wolves vs Newcastle United
24/01/2026 – Manchester City vs Wolves
31/01/2026 – Wolves vs Bournemouth
February
07/02/2026 – Wolves vs Chelsea
11/02/2026 – Nottingham Forest vs Wolves
21/02/2026 – Crystal Palace vs Wolves
28/02/2026 – Wolves vs Aston Villa
March
04/03/2026 – Wolves vs Liverpool
14/03/2026 – Brentford vs Wolves
21/03/2026 – Wolves vs Arsenal
April
11/04/2026 – West Ham United vs Wolves
18/04/2026 – Leeds United vs Wolves
25/04/2026 – Wolves vs Tottenham
May
02/05/2026 – Wolves vs Sunderland
09/05/2026 – Brighton vs Wolves
17/05/2026 – Wolves vs Fulham
24/05/2026 – Burnley vs Wolves
Key Fantasy Angles
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João Gomes could be the mid-price sleeper, especially in formats rewarding ball-winning stats.
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Wolves’ new-look backline will need early attention — if they click, defensive assets could fly under the radar.
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Beware rotation risk in midfield and up front post-Cunha sale; watch preseason closely.
Draft Strategy Tips
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Avoid loading up early — opening day vs Man City is brutal, and December is a minefield.
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Target October fixtures for budget enablers: Burnley and Sunderland sandwiching Brighton at home.
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Wolves close strong: six of their final eight games are against bottom-half or promoted sides.
StatrDraft Commentary
Wolves go again — and if there’s a fanbase already prepping for 40-point survival math in August, it’s this lot. The opener against Manchester City is basically a “free hit,” but a home one. Bournemouth and Everton offer better odds for early points and maybe even an attacking breakout.
Selling Cunha and Aït-Nouri hurts — two of their most productive players gone — but it may give others a shot at fantasy relevance, especially fringe assets like Bellegarde or Gomes if they’re allowed more freedom.
The festive period is nasty. They face Arsenal, United (twice), Liverpool, Brentford — all in a month. That’s enough to kill momentum, so you’ll want any Wolves picks riding the wave before that hits.
Then comes the swing — the final run-in is one of the softest in the league. Burnley (A), Fulham (H), Brighton (A), Sunderland (H), Tottenham (H), and Leeds (A) in the final stretch? If Wolves are still scrapping, you’ll want to invest in their survivors.
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