Molineux Stadium to welcome England for first time in six years as key ticket details revealed

England's Under-21s are heading back to Molineux for the first time since 2020 as Lee Carsley's side continues its road to the 2027 European Championship.

And supporters can also take advantage of affordable ticket prices for the September fixture, too.

England U21s set to play at Molineux in September

Molineux Stadium will host the Three Lions for the first time in six years when the Young Lions face Kazakhstan in a UEFA European U21 Championship qualifier on Friday 25th September.

Carsley's side will kick off at 7.30pm as they continue their push to qualify for the 2027 tournament in Albania and Serbia.

The fixture will mark the ninth occasion England U21s have played at Wolves' historic home, with the previous visit coming in 2020 when the Young Lions recorded victories over Turkey, Andorra and Albania behind closed doors.

England's first U21 international at Molineux dates back to 1976, when they played out a goalless draw with Wales.

The FA has also confirmed ticket prices, with adults paying £15, while Wolves season ticket holders and members can purchase tickets for £10.

Discounted prices are also available for over-65s, under-14s, under-18s and under-23s, starting from just £5 for eligible Wolves members and season ticket holders.

FGG says: A welcome return to Molineux

Molineux has built a strong reputation as a host for England's development sides, and the return of the U21s is another welcome opportunity for local supporters to watch international football at one of the country's most historic grounds.

Affordable ticket prices should also help create a strong atmosphere as the Young Lions continue their qualification campaign.