(Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)(Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)
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The STAGGERING matchday revenue loss facing Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest and Watford

Boris Johnson’s announcement earlier this week instructed Sheffield Wednesday and their Championship rivals must continue to play behind closed doors for the foreseeable future – meaning a staggering loss of income.
By Jordan Cronin
Published 24th Sep 2020, 11:45 BST
Updated 24th Sep 2020, 12:09 BST

And to show just how strongly the Covid-19 outbreak is impacting teams financially, a report from Business Rescue Expert has estimated just how much each second-tier club is missing out on per matchday.

The total amount factors in ticket sales, food, refreshments and programmes sales. Scroll and click through the pages to see how the Owls’ matchday revenue loss compares:

Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £160,970 (approximately)

1. 24th - Wycombe Wanderers

Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £160,970 (approximately) Photo: Alex Burstow

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Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £197,639 (approximately)

2. 23rd - Coventry City

Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £197,639 (approximately) Photo: Morgan Harlow

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Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £292,117 (approximately)

3. 22nd - Rotherham United

Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £292,117 (approximately) Photo: George Wood

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Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £301,440 (approximately)

4. 20th - Luton Town

Estimated revenue loss per matchday: £301,440 (approximately) Photo: CATHERINE IVILL

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