First and foremost is the football, of course. Wednesday are locked in a relegation scrap and with the two teams directly behind them doing battle between themselves, a result is needed against the promotion-hunting Baggies if they are to head into the final clash of the season outside of the relegation zone. Buckle up, there’s always a drama.
But it is also the final game of the season at Hillsborough and with that comes the possibility that when a number of players wander off the field and down the South Stand tunnel, they will be doing so for the final time as Sheffield Wednesday footballers. Danny Röhl has kept his cards close to his chest with regards to who will stay and who will go and there are a raft of players coming to the end of their deals with the club, be them contracts or loan agreements.
No player is guaranteed to stay on of course and it could well be that any of the players contracted into next season or beyond are also bringing a close to their S6 tenures. The likes of Ian Poveda are coming to the end of their deals, but won’t play. Contracts, of course, can be offered and fresh deals tabled.
But of those fit, here’s a run-down list of the players who - as things stand - are in-line to make their final home appearance for the Owls this weekend. Tissues at the ready.
5. Liam Palmer
A modern legend of the club. With a whopping 433 appearances under his belt, some of his finest efforts have come in recent months. He wants to stay on but at last media engagement was none the wiser. If he was to move on, Saturday is one that will tug on the heartstrings. | Getty Images
6. Will Vaulks
Two seasons into his Wednesday career, Vaulks is another to have stepped up no end in recent weeks and collected a man of the match gong for his efforts at Blackburn over the weekend. He's developed fan favourite status - if he does wave goodbye on Saturday he'll be missed by many. Photo: Ben Roberts Photo
7. Jeff Hendrick
Although Hendrick hasn’t featured too regularly for Sheffield Wednesday, his goal against Leicester will stand out as a turning point in the season. His loan agreement with Newcastle is up in the summer. | Getty Images
8. Josh Windass
Four-and-a-half years with Wednesday has seen Windass drink in the highs and lows football has to offer. Status as a big game player has seen him bag goals in Newcastle upsets, at Wembley and in vital wins in league football. One who will no doubt have interest from elsewhere, there's no doubt he's an important player. What happens next will be very interesting. | Getty Images