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Molineux - Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wolverhampton Wanderers
3-0
Bristol City
Saturday 13 March 1999
Division One
Attendance: 25,237
W D L W D
Recent record
D L D L D
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
Manager
Colin Lee
card
BRISTOL CITY
Starting XI
Starting XI

League Stats

Total League record up to this game: This was League game number 4014
made up of:
Level 1: 2,273 (56.63%)
Division 1: 2,273 
Level 2: 1,511 (37.64%)
Level 3: 134 (3.34%)
League 1 / Div 3: 92  Div 3 North: 42 
Level 4: 96 (2.39%)
PWDL FAGDG.AvgWin %
4014 1629 918 1467 6593 6053 540 1.09 40.58%
League games vs Bristol City: P50 W25 D12 L13
League games played at this ground: 1996 games
Total League record up to this game: This was League game number 3693
made up of:
Level 1: 358 (9.69%)
Division 1: 358 
Level 2: 1,683 (45.57%)
Level 3: 1,560 (42.24%)
League 1 / Div 3: 697  Div 3 South: 863 
Level 4: 92 (2.49%)
PWDL FAGDG.AvgWin %
3693 1424 940 1329 5325 5125 200 1.04 38.56%
League games vs Wolverhampton Wanderers: P50 W13 D12 L25
League games played at this ground: 25 games
1998
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DT92 Members at this game:

Ciderads
36

Again due to being at Uni in Birmingham, this was a fairly obvious away match to attend. I was picked up by my Dad and his friends and made the short trip over to the Black Country.  We found a pub in the Bilston area, which was fairly nice, as all the pubs on the main approach to the town had looked awful.   We ended up parking in a multi-storey right across the road from the ground, which seemed a good idea at first but meant that we had to wait forever to leave at the end.   Again, like virtually all the Big Midlands teams, the ground was pretty modern and impressive.  City had been allocated the whole lower tier of one of the side stands, which was fairly unusual.  We had the usual "ooar, it's ambrose!" chants directed at us from one of the ends.   We never do well against Wolves.  I can only recall us beating them once.  We had lost 1-6 to them earlier in the season and we didn't look much better in this game. Some sloppy defending and disastrous miskick by Steve Phillips (albeit not helped by a very rutted pitch) from a Vilmos Sebok backpass ensured we had another miserable day in our brief stay in Division 1, losing 3-0.