Sheffield Wednesday will be hoping to secure their first home win in almost a year when they welcome Charlton Athletic to Hillsborough on Saturday afternoon.
The Owls, who were beaten 2-1 by the Addicks when they met at The Valley back in October, earned a very respectable point last time out, drawing 0-0 with Championship table-toppers Coventry City at the Coventry Building Society Arena.
Henrik Pedersen’s side produced an excellent defensive performance against the Sky Blues, meaning they deservedly came away with a share of the spoils. They will now be hoping to build on that in their quest to secure a first home win of the campaign.
Regarding the team news, Wednesday are facing the prospect of being without midfielder Svante Ingelsson after he was described as a “big doubt” by Pedersen at Friday’s pre-match press conference.
With that in mind, here is how The Star thinks Wednesday could line up for the clash with Nathan Jones’ troops...
1. GK: Pierce Charles
He was nowhere near as busy against Coventry as he was against Leicester City a few days earlier, but Charles still played an important part in the Owls getting a point on the board last weekend. He is the very first name on the teamsheet at this moment in time. | UGC
2. RCB: Dominic Iorfa
After missing the draw at Coventry after his wife had given birth, Iorfa is back available for the clash with Charlton - and it would be no surprise to see him start at right-sided centre-back, meaning a slight reshuffle on the right side of the defence. | UGC
3. CB: Gabriel Otegbayo
Playing a key role in helping Wednesday earn a rare clean sheet last weekend, Otegbayo only further highlighted the progress he has made since becoming a regular starter. The centre-back has steadily improved since Christmas, making him one of the first names on the teamsheet. | UGC
4. LCB: Max Lowe
Outstanding in every sense against Coventry, Lowe brings so much quality and class to Wednesday's defence. Making 12 clearances against the Sky Blues, he put safety first, kicking and heading everything away he possibly could. He also offers a sense of calm on the ball on the left side of the back-three. | UGC