The Football League have today revealed the Championship fixtures list for the 2014-15 season, which for Wolverhampton Wanderers, who won the League One title last season, starts with a home fixture with Norwich City on Saturday, August 9.
Wolves' 2014-15 Championship fixtures in full:
Saturday, August 9
Norwich City (H)
Saturday, August 16
Rotherham United (A)
Wednesday, August 20
Fulham (A)
Saturday, August 23
Cardiff City (H)
Saturday, August 30
Blackburn Rovers (H)
Saturday, September 13
Blackpool (A)
Tuesday, September 16
Charlton Athletic (A)
Saturday, September 20
Bolton Wanderers (H)
Saturday, September 27
Reading (A)
Tuesday, September 30
Huddersfield Town (H)
Saturday, October 4
Wigan Athletic (H)
Saturday, October 18
Millwall (A)
Tuesday, October 21
Middlesbrough (H)
Saturday, October 25
Leeds United (A)
Saturday, November 1
Birmingham City (H)
Tuesday, November 4
Ipswich Town (A)
Saturday, November 8
Derby County (A)
Saturday, November 22
Nottingham Forest (H)
Saturday, November 29
Brentford (A)
Saturday, December 6
Bournemouth (H)
Saturday, December 13
Sheffield Wednesday (A)
Saturday, December 20
Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
Friday, December 26
Watford (A)
Sunday, December 28
Brentford (H)
Saturday, January 10
Blackburn Rovers (A)
Saturday, January 17
Blackpool (H)
Saturday, January 24
Charlton Athletic (H)
Saturday, January 31
Bolton Wanderers (A)
Saturday, February 7
Reading (H)
Tuesday, February 10
Huddersfield Town (A)
Saturday, February 14
Norwich City (A)
Saturday, February 21
Rotherham United (H)
Tuesday, February 24
Fulham (H)
Saturday, February 28
Cardiff City (A)
Tuesday, March 3
Bournemouth (A)
Saturday, March 7
Watford (H)
Saturday, March 14
Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
Tuesday, March 17
Sheffield Wednesday (H)
Saturday, March 21
Derby County (H)
Saturday, April 4
Nottingham Forest (A)
Monday, April 6
Leeds United (H)
Saturday, April 11
Birmingham City (A)
Tuesday, April 14
Middlesbrough (A)
Saturday, April 18
Ipswich Town (H)
Saturday, April 25
Wigan Athletic (A)
Saturday, May 2
Millwall (H)
