No return to Hillsborough for former Owl as Sunderland man suspended for Sheffield Wednesday trip

Former Sheffield Wednesday loanee, Aiden McGeady, will not be there to face his former club when his current employers, Sunderland, visit Hillsborough this week.
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McGeady, who is now 35, has already directly contributed to six goals for the Black Cats so far this season, but his red card in the 5-1 drubbing against Rotherham United over the weekend means that he’s suspended for Tuesday night’s game.

The left winger played 13 game for the Owls during a loan spell back in 2016, but struggled to make a real impact under Carlos Carvalhal as he managed just one goal contribution during his stay in Sheffield.

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But while his spell for Wednesday wasn’t successful, McGeady has become a real threat in League One, scoring 21 goals and getting 27 assists at this level since the start of the 2018/19 season – and his absence gives Darren Moore one less thing to think about.

Sunderland’s winger was shown a second yellow for a reckless challenge in the second half of the defeat to Rotherham, meaning that Lee Johnson will once again have to reshuffle his pack on Tuesday night.

Where can I watch Sheffield Wednesday v Sunderland? Is there a stream?

Wednesday’s game against Sunderland will be available live on iFollow on Tuesday night, with match passes available for £10 on the official Owls website.

Aiden McGeady will not be facing Sheffield Wednesday for Sunderland this weekend.Aiden McGeady will not be facing Sheffield Wednesday for Sunderland this weekend.
Aiden McGeady will not be facing Sheffield Wednesday for Sunderland this weekend.

The game is set to kick off a 7.45pm on Tuesday night as the Owls look to try and close the gap on sixth-placed Oxford United who currently occupy the final Play-Off spot in League One.

Moore’s side have drawn their last four games in a row.