The 2002-03 campaign delivered a long-awaited return to the top flight for Wolves as the Wanderers triumphed in the First Division play-offs. Leading the charge was the clinical Kenny Miller, whose 19 goals proved decisive in a season defined by late-season momentum and a clinical post-season run. It was a historic year that culminated in a dominant 3-0 victory over Sheffield United at the Millennium Stadium, marking the club's end to a nineteen-year absence from the elite and remaining a defining chapter in their modern history.. The 2003-04 campaign delivered a hard-fought return to the top flight for Wolverhampton Wanderers as the Wanderers navigated their first ever season in the modern Premier League. Leading the charge was Henri Camara, whose 7 goals provided crucial moments of brilliance in a campaign built on home resilience and iconic results, such as the stunning 1-0 victory over Manchester United. While the year ultimately ended in a 20th-place relegation, it marked the end of a nineteen-year wait for top-tier football at Molineux and remains a significant, nostalgic chapter in the club's history.