Sheffield Wednesday will be determined to halt their 23-match winless run when they welcome Wrexham to Hillsborough on Saturday lunchtime.
The Owls, who drew 2-2 with the Red Dragons at the Racecourse Ground back in August, suffered a sixth successive defeat in all competitions last weekend, losing 2-0 to Bristol City at Ashton Gate. That defeat also marked a seventh successive game without a goal.
Although Wednesday are already as good as relegated, the supporters are understandably desperate for something to cheer, meaning they will be keen to see their team give them something to celebrate against Phil Parkinson’s side.
Marking their first game since the exit of long-serving midfielder Barry Bannan, here is how we think the Owls could line up against the Red Dragons:

5. RWB: Liam Palmer
Following the exit of Barry Bannan, Palmer has been installed as Wednesday's new captain for the remainder of the season. If Valery is available to return, Palmer could start at right wing-back, but his versatile profile, likewise Valery's, means he could just as easily start in the back-three. | UGC
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6. CM: Jaden Heskey
Signed on loan from Manchester City earlier this month, Heskey has made an encouraging start to his Wednesday career with his performance against Birmingham in particular earning plenty of plaudits. With midfield options limited, he is a guaranteed starter. | UGC

7. CM: Svante Ingelsson
With Bannan no longer an option, Ingelsson may be tasked with dropping into a more reserved midfield role. He has played deeper previously despite spending the bulk of this season in a more advanced role. Jarvis Thornton is an alternative option to replace Bannan, but Pedersen might favour Ingelsson in order to have a little bit more experience in the centre. | UGC

8. LWB: Reece Johnson
With neither Harry Amass nor Yisa Alao options anymore, Johnson is the leading contender to start at left wing-back for the third Championship game running. | UGC

