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McNamara urges Wolves to soak everything in versus Man Utd in Women’s FA Cup
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WOLVES boss Dan McNamara has urged his players to soak everything in as they prepare for the game of their lives against Manchester United.
A crowd of 5,000 is expected at Telford’s SEAH Stadium as semi-professional Wolves, who play in the game’s third-tier National League Northern Premier Division, host the holders in the Women’s FA Cup fifth round tomorrow.
“This is absolutely what dreams are made of,” McNamara told the PA news agency. “This is probably the biggest game that a lot of us will ever play, against one of the biggest names in world football.
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