The Owls head into the match in desperate need of picking up at least a point, as they currently sit seven points adrift of safety - although they do have a game in-hand over 21st place Birmingham City.
Meanwhile, Wednesday confirmed yesterday afternoon that Celtic have agreed a pre-contract deal with young Owls star Liam Shaw. The youngster broke his silence of the deal, releasing a statement in which he revealed: “First of all, I would like to thank everyone at Sheffield Wednesday - the owner, all the staff, my team-mates and especially the supporters.
“After discussing the options with my family, I have decided to take on a new challenge and so, I've agreed to join Celtic, one of the most famous and prestigious clubs in the world, on July 1.
“Until the last kick of the ball of the final game of this season, I will continue to give my all for Sheffield Wednesday and to help my team-mates.”
The rest of the statement can be found here.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield Wednesday and the rest of the Championship, as the fall-out and reaction from the weekend's action continues:
1. Whelan doubts Leeds' chances of landing Toney
Ex-Leeds United man Noel Whelan has played down the Whites' chances of signing Brentford's £30m-rated star Ivan Toney this summer, claiming the Bees won't sell their talent if they secure promotion this season. (BBC Radio Leeds) Photo: George Wood
2. Gunners battle to keep Championship-linked striker
Arsenal are believed to still be hopeful of tying young striker Folarin Balogun down to a new contract, ahead of his current deal expiring this summer. Brentford and Swansea City have both been linked with the England U20 international. (Sky Sports) Photo: PAUL FAITH
3. Ex-Preston boss could return to management
Ex-Preston North End and Derby County boss Billy Davies has been linked with the vacant Aberdeen job. The 56-year-old hasn't managed a club since he left Nottingham Forest back in 2014. (Daily Record) Photo: Laurence Griffiths
4. Barnsley use Leicester City 'fairytale' for inspiration
Barnsley ace Cauley Woodrow has cited Leicester City's unprecedented Premier League winning campaign as inspiration for the Tykes' current run, which has seen them break into the play-off spots with 12 games to go. (Football League World) Photo: Alex Pantling