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The Owls are in a resurgent mood and remain unbeaten following the dismissal of former head coach Jos Luhukay.

Back-to-back wins over Preston and Middlesbrough were followed with an encouraging point away at high-flying West Brom in the final game of 2018.

Wednesday now return to Hillsborough looking to extend that impressive sequence.

And Jones, who came on as a second half sub at the Hawthorns, says the belief is flowing again at S6.

'I think we've got some belief and the lads are putting in a good shift and are working hard," said the 34-year-old.

'We're enjoying it so I think it's been a good week for us.

'Birmingham are going to be a tough one '“ they're having a good season and we won't be taking anything for granted.

'But we're at home and we're going to have a real go.

"We'll get at them and put our stamp on the game.'

On a personal level, Jones' appearance against the Baggies was his first since featuring in a League Cup tie back in August.

He hopes the good run of form continues into 2019.

He added: 'I think good results brings confidence.

"To have had two big away games and to get two good results shows that we're moving in the right direction."