Unlikely match on Saturday 22 Wolverhampton vs palace has been banned…
Hey — I couldn’t find any credible source that says “Wolverhampton vs Crystal Palace on Saturday 22” has been banned. There’s no news, official Premier League statement, or credible report suggesting a cancellation, postponement, or ban of that match.
Here are a few points based on what I found, and why the “banned” claim appears to be a misunderstanding or misinformation:
1. No Fixture Cancellation or Ban
The Premier League’s Fixture Amendments document does not list a “ban” for a Wolves–Palace game on a Saturday 22 Matchday guides from Wolverhampton’s official site talk about standard match-day procedures (ticket scanning, security checks, no mention of cancellations).
2. Existing Fixtures vs Rumors
There is a scheduled match between Crystal Palace and Wolverhampton on November 22, 2025, according to multiple sources. It’s possible someone misread or mis-typed that “November 22” as “Saturday 22” (or “Saturday 22nd”), and then interpreted that as “banned.”
3. Common Misinformation Themes
“Ban” could refer to a stadium ban / ticketing restriction, but there’s no such advisory from Wolves or the Premier League about banning this fixture.Sometimes, fans on forums or social media exaggerate or misreport fixture changes, and those claims get misconstrued into “bans.”
4. What Actually Happened in Previous Matches In the most recent meeting, Crystal Palace beat Wolves 4–2 on 20 May 2025.In another recent clash (Nov 2024), the game ended in a 2–2 draw, which caused discussion over a controversially disallowed goal.
There is no evidence to support that the match was “banned.” Most likely, it’s a miscommunication or misunderstanding.If you like, I can check official Premier League bulletins or club statements (from both Wolves and Palace) for any change to that specific fixture and confirm what’s really going on.
If you want, I can write a 500-word explanation (or short article) about what might have caused the rumor (e.g., misunderstandings, fixture changes, common fan confusion) and set the record straight. Do you want me to do that?
