In stark contrast, Sheffield United has emerged as a potential dark horse this season. Having found their footing, they are currently sitting comfortably mid-table, sporting a robust 26-point lead over Wednesday. This lead not only reinforces their position but also provides them with a psychological edge.

A Tale of Two Formations Sheffield Wednesday enters this match with a record that resembles a roller coaster, featuring four victories and six losses in their last ten games. Currently, they find themselves in a precarious position in the standings as their inconsistent performance continues.

Chris Wilder has some big selection dilemmas to contend with as he looks to earn his first double as Sheffield United boss over their city rivals Wednesday this weekend. United won the first leg between the two rivals 1-0 at Bramall Lane and will be looking for a repeat of that result at Hillsborough on Sunday afternoon.

Sheffield Wednesday manager, Danny Röhl, says fans will 'give us wings' against Sheffield United