Sheffield Wednesday will be desperate to halt their goalless run when they welcome Championship promotion hopefuls Millwall to Hillsborough on Saturday afternoon.
The Owls stretched their goalless run across all competitions to ten matches last time out, being blown away by Swansea City at the Swansea.com Stadium, losing 4-0, meaning they are now 26 games without a victory.
Securing their first and only win of the campaign back in September, Wednesday will be determined to give their supporters something to shout about. But before they can think about securing a rare three points, they must find a way to try and end their seven-week wait for a goal.
Ahead of the visit of Alex Neil’s side, Owls manager Henrik Pedersen, speaking at Thursday’s pre-match press conference, could be forced into a minimum of one change amid a concern about Liam Cooper’s fitness.
With that in mind, here is how The Star thinks Wednesday could line up against the Lions:
5. LB: Tayo Adaramola
Although he looked defensively suspect at times on his debut against Swansea, Adaramola is likely to secure his first Hillsborough outing this weekend. Wednesday's left side was identified as a weak spot towards the end of the transfer window and the Owls swooped to sign Adaramola on loan from Crystal Palace to challenge Reece Johnson. | UGC
6. CDM: Marvelous Nakamba
After storing just under 30 minutes under his belt against Swansea, Nakamba might be deemed fit enough to make his first Owls start. Wednesday have lacked bite in midfield recently and Nakamba might be able to provide it. | UGC
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7. CDM: Jaden Heskey
Manchester City loanee Heskey has experienced a mixed start to his Owls career, offering a couple of promising performances and a couple that have been underwhelming. But as he demonstrated against Birmingham City, he can bring a degree of quality to the engine room with his smart passing. With Nakamba alongside him, he could be freed up to be a little bit more adventurous with the ball. | UGC
8. RAM: Charlie McNeill
Following Wednesday's switch to a 4-4-2 last weekend, McNeill started out wide, lining up on the right flank. He struggled to get into the game and it was no surprise he was hooked with a little under 20 minutes to go. Unfortunately, amid a lack of wide options, Pedersen might be forced to play McNeill in an unfamiliar role again, but hopefully in a way where he can tuck inside and play a little bit more centrally. | UGC