The Owls and the Rams will meet at Pride Park this Saturday lunchtime and, should Rotherham United fail to win either of their remaining two games, a win for Wednesday would see them leapfrog both sides to secure safety in the most dramatic fashion.
Speaking after last weekend's dramatic action came to a close, stand-in Wednesday manager Jamie Smith said: “It’s very frustrating – but fortunately today it didn’t lead to any goals and we didn’t concede.
“The mood is one of disappointment, we’re disappointed not to get the three points. It’s something we’ve built up through the week about getting all three points, so it’s obviously disappointing that we didn’t get them. We weren’t as clean in our decision-making as we wanted to be, or needed to be.”
Meanwhile, in other Owls news, former Wednesday player Manuel Hidalgo has sealed a surprise new move, heading out to join Malaysian side Sri Pahang on a short-term deal until their league ends in December. He'll link up with ex-Middlesbrough and Blackburn Rovers man Herold Goulon upon joining the club.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield Wednesday and the rest of the Championship, as the reaction to last weekend's action continues:

1. Lilywhites linked with Boyle
Preston North End have been credited with an interest in Cheltenham Town defender Will Boyle. The towering ex-Huddersfield Town starlet has played a key role in the Robins' promotion to League One this season. (Football Insider) Photo: SHAUN BOTTERILL

2. Ex-Watford boss sacked by Valencia
Former Watford boss Javi Gracia has been sacked by La Liga side Valencia after ten months in charge. His side have won a mere eight games this season, and are just six points clear of the relegation zone currently. (BBC Sport) Photo: MIGUEL RIOPA

3. Parker set for Fulham talks
Fulham boss Scott Parker is set to hold discussions with the club over his future, as they edge closer to relegation. Championship side Bournemouth and relegated Sheffield United are both said to be keen on the ex-England ace. (HITC) Photo: IAN WALTON

4. Garner could make Forest return
Nottingham Forest are said to have a chance of luring Manchester United youngster James Garner back to the club on loan again next season. He's made 19 appearances for Forest since joining them for the second half of the campaign. (The Athletic) Photo: Harry Trump