This is how long it's been since Sheffield Wednesday travelled to Millwall on a Saturday

The fixture has been played on either a Monday or a Tuesday night on five consecutive occasions since the Owls’ return to the second tier in 2012. It’s been a common gripe of Wednesday supporters forced to navigate evening travel and obscene midweek return times.

They’ve had a reasonable record down there in that time, however, recording two wins, two draws and a defeat.

Supporters will hope for a re-run of the result their last Saturday visit - on February 4 of the 2005/06 season - when a 63rd-minute Frankie Simek goal earned Wednesday three priceless points in an old-fashioned relegation six-pointer.

The opener, which came just seconds after the home side had a goal disallowed, was far from the most incredible factor in the game, overshadowed by club legend Lee Bullen’s second-half performance – and clean sheet - in goal.

The result didn’t quite act as the springboard fans may have hoped for, however, as Paul Sturrock’s men went the next five games without a win, turning their form around in the last weeks of the season to record a run of one defeat in their last nine matches.

Wednesday stayed up by 10 points, in 19th place. Millwall were relegated.