Saturday 7 December 1935 at Victoria Ground (Att 18,500)
Stoke City (0) 4 (Sale 57 60, Liddle 69 73): Wilkinson, Spencer, Scrimshaw, Tutin, Turner, Soo, Matthews, Liddle, Sale, Davies, Johnson.
Wolves (1) 1 (Turner 21og): Weare, Laking, Shaw, Galley, Morris, Gardiner, Phillips, Thompson, Smalley, Jones, Wrigglesworth.
Referee: Mr G Twist (Westhoughton).
Remembrance: Wolves goalkeeper James Utterson who had made his debut at Stoke just twelve months before, died in a Wolverhampton nursing home on the morning of this match. He died as a result of his injuries sustained in the match at Middlesbrough earlier in the season. Before the game a minute silence was held and the Drums, Pipes and Bugles of the Fifth Battalion North Staffs Regiment beat the retreat.
Position: 14th.
