Speaking ahead of the big match, Owls boss Darren Moore claimed his side were in for a scrap against the Terriers, and contended: “It’s another tough challenge, There are no games here that are going to be easy, we’re going to have to go and earn our points. Today was one of those and we see it won’t be any different on Wednesday night.
“We dust ourselves down and go again. Everybody here has seen a team go head-to-head with the league leaders (Norwich City), a team that was playing without fear today against the league leaders, a team that was disciplined off the ball.
“Then when we broke away with the ball we looked dangerous. It’s about building on that.”
When Wednesday last face Huddersfield, back in December, Carlos Corberan's side claimed a 2-0 win at the John Smith's Stadium, with Josh Koroma and Isaac Mbenza bagging the goals.
A win for the Owls could see them move to within four points of safety, as they look to leapfrog Rotherham United and close in on Lee Bowyer's Birmingham City.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield Wednesday and the rest of the Championship, as the build-up to the upcoming weekend's action begins:
1. Robins join McPake chase
Bristol City have been tipped to battle QPR for Rangers prospect Josh McPake. The Scotland U19 international is currently on loan with League Two side Harrogate Town, who are on-track for a solid mid-table finish. (Football Insider) Photo: Ian MacNicol
2. Hammers learn Browne asking price
Birmingham City are rumoured to have set a £1m asking price for their promising young defender Rico Browne. Spurs and West Ham were both linked with the teenager earlier in the month. (The 72) Photo: Clive Mason
3. Dack suffers another ACL injury
Blackburn Rovers have been dealt a major injury blow, with star man Bradley Dack succumbing to another ACL injury. He was out for a year when he suffered the same injury previously, and only returned to action three months ago. (Club website) Photo: Lewis Storey
4. Jordan questions Bowyer's decision
Ex-Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan has revealed his disbelief at Lee Bowyer's decision to leave Charlton for Birmingham City, branding the Addicks as a "big London club" with a "very wealth" owner. (talkSPORT) Photo: Michael Regan