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:
9. CAM: Charlie McNeill
If Ingelsson is elected to start in a deeper midfield role, McNeill might start just behind the front two as the No.10. The former Manchester United youngster played at right wing-back last weekend amid a lack of availability in that department. He is more used to playing in central areas, meaning the No.10 berth could be a natural role for him. In the event of Ingelsson staying in the No.10 spot, McNeill may play as one of the two strikers. | UGC
10. ST: Bailey Cadamarteri
Cadamarteri is another player who is not guaranteed to still be at Hillsborough beyond the transfer deadline. He has been the subject of a wealth of interest and bids this month. However, he is still a Wednesday player and he is likely to bank another start this weekend. He was on target when Wednesday drew 2-2 with Wrexham earlier this season. | UGC
11. ST: Jerry Yates
Signed on loan from Luton Town on Friday, Yates could be thrown straight into the starting XI to give Wednesday a new lease of life at the top end of the pitch. Although his time at Luton has not gone according to plan so far this season, he has done well in the Championship in recent years, scoring 40 goals at this level over the last four seasons. | UGC