How can I watch Bristol City v Sheffield Wednesday? Is there a live stream? How much will it cost?

When is the game? What time is kick-off?

Garry Monk’s side will be looking to build on their encouraging start to the new league campaign when they travel to Ashton Gate on Sunday to take on Bristol City.

Kick-off is at 1pm.

Is there a live stream for Bristol City v Wednesday? How can I follow it live?

Yes, there will be a stream for the game in the West Country.

The match will be broadcast via iFollow at https://www.swfc.co.uk/ifollow/subscribe/ – with streaming passes available to purchase now.

But as ever The Star will also be running a comprehensive live blog with team news, live updates, reaction and analysis from Joe Crann and Alex Miller – the latter being one of only a handful of people allowed into Ashton Gate.

How much does a streaming pass cost and where can I buy one?

A streaming pass for this fixture costs £10 via the link above.

Is there any injury news? Who is in the teams?

Owls boss Monk once again fielded a completely different starting XI for his side’s Carabao Cup third round defeat at Fulham on Wednesday – which means he will head to Bristol with a near full-strength squad to chose from.

Youngster Alex Hunt missed the game at Craven Cottage through a knee injury picked up in training but the Wednesday manager said he was ‘hopeful’ he will be ‘back in contention’ for Sunday.

Elsewhere, Cameron Dawson will probably return in goal ahead of Joe Wildsmith – who Monk has used in cup games this season but opted for the former in the Championship.

As with last week against Watford following the Carabao Cup win at Rochdale, Wednesday’s more senior professionals will be back in the starting XI – and could be joined in the matchday squad by new forward Korede Adedoyin, whose paperwork hadn’t been ratified in time by the EFL for the Fulham game.

Aside from Hunt’s injury, Osaze Urhoghide is nearing a return to first team action as he steps up his comeback from a knee injury suffered last season while new recruit Chey Dunkley is also in the final stages of his rehabilitation after a double leg break playing for former club Preston North End in February.

Bristol City head coach Dean Holden has several players missing through injury, including Tomas Kalas (shoulder), Jay Dasilva (shin), Liam Walsh (quad), Joe Williams (thigh), Joe Morrell (calf), Callum O'Dowda (groin) and Nathan Baker (hamstring).

Who is the referee?

Tony Harrington will referee the game, with Robert Hyde and Adrian Waters his assistants.

Keith Stroud is the fourth official.

What are the odds?

Sky Bet is offering the following odds on the game:

Bristol City – 15/8

Draw – 23/10

Sheffield Wednesday – 29/20

Are any tickets available?

No. All Wednesday games are currently being played behind closed doors due to coronavirus pandemic, meaning no tickets will be available.

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Chris Holt, Football Editor