Wolves vs. Tottenham: Head-to-head record and past meetings before Premier League fixture

Head-to-head record

Previous meetings: 110

Spurs wins: 53

Draws: 23

Wolves wins: 34

From 110 previous clashes between Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wanderers, the Lilywhites' success rate falls just shy of 50%, triumphing in 53 competitive meetings with the Old Gold.

The West Midlands outfit have still chalked up a respectable 34 wins of their own in this fixture, and there have also been 23 stalemates down the years, including a dramatic 1-1 draw in September 2025, when Palhinha netted in stoppage time to snatch a point for Spurs.

That was the second consecutive draw at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, after a 2-2 thriller in December 2024 where Jorgen Strand Larsen struck a late leveller from an improbable angle.

Wolves' Scandinavian talisman was also on target in April 2025, as the Old Gold capitalised on Spurs' Europa League fatigue to record a phenomenal 4-2 victory in front of the Molineux faithful.

While Tottenham might boast the overall head-to-head bragging rights in this battle, Wolves have had their number more often than not in recent times, incredibly beating Spurs in four of their last six Premier League showdowns and going unbeaten in all of them.

With Gary O'Neil at the helm, Wolves stunned Tottenham 2-1 at home in November 2023 thanks to two late goals from Pablo Sarabia and Mario Lemina, before repeating the trick in North London in February 2024 courtesy of a Joao Gomes double.

The Old Gold had also conquered Antonio Conte's Tottenham 1-0 in March 2023, where an Adama Traore goal made the difference, although Spurs had prevailed 1-0 on home soil earlier that campaign by virtue of a Harry Kane effort.

However, Bruno Lage's Wolves also sank Conte's Tottenham in February 2022, meaning that Spurs have lost five of their last eight matches against their foes from the West Midlands.

Outside of league football, Tottenham and Wolves contested the first-ever final of the UEFA Cup in 1972 - a two-legged scrap that Spurs prevailed in 3-2 aggregate - and the 1921 FA Cup final, again won by the North London giants.

The individual goalscoring charts are also dominated by Lilywhites legends; Bobby Smith has scored the most documented goals in matches between Spurs and Wolves with 12, just one more than Martin Chivers.