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Match preview: Fleetwood v Wednesday

7 February 2023

Fleetwood v Wednesday
Tuesday 7 February
7:45pm
Emirates FA Cup fourth round replay
Highbury Stadium

THE MATCH

For the fourth time in 2022/23 the Owls and Fleetwood will lock horns this evening.

It’s an Emirates FA Cup fourth round replay at Highbury Stadium, ten days after the 1-1 draw at Hillsborough.

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A place in the fifth round of the competition is at stake with a tie away at either Burnley or Ipswich, whose replay also takes place tonight at Turf Moor.

The Owls are flying on all fronts and without defeat since early October, while Fleetwood have suffered four straight losses in League One.

TEAM NEWS

Wednesday: Callum Paterson will miss out after pulling up with injury in our 1-0 win over Plymouth on Saturday.

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Paterson scored the only goal of the game against the Pilgrims to fire the Owls into top spot but went down with injury in the second half and was replaced by Jack Hunt.

With fixtures coming thick and fast and a key League One clash against Ipswich on the horizon, manager Darren Moore may opt to mix things up in terms of team selection.

Fleetwood: Darnell Johnson remains sidelined with a long term injury.

Club captain Josh Vela was sent off on Saturday as the Cod Army slipped to a 3-2 home defeat against Burton.

Striker Jayden Stockley scored on his debut at the weekend but will not feature this evening having already represented Charlton in the competition this season.

EXTRA TIME AND PENALTIES

In the event of a draw after 90 minutes, the tie will go to extra time and then penalties if required.

TICKET NEWS

The game is sold out to visiting supporters.

OFFICIALS

Referee – Darren Bond
Assistant Referee – Philip Dermott
Assistant Referee – Hristo Karaivanov
Fourth Official – Thomas Parsons

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Live commentary of the game is available via iFollow HERE

There is no live stream given competition regulations.

SOCIAL MEDIA

The hashtag for the game is #FLESHW

Our official Twitter account @swfc will provide a blow-by-blow text update of the game, team news at 6:45pm and all the key updates from Highbury Stadium.

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PREVIOUS MEETINGS

28 January 2023 | Owls 1-1 Fleetwood | Emirates FA Cup
21 January 2023 | Owls 1-0 Fleetwood | League One
26 December 2022 | Fleetwood 1-2 Owls | League One
26 April 2022 | Fleetwood 2-3 Owls | League One
17 August 2021 | Owls 1-0 Fleetwood | League One

SUPPORTER CONDUCT

Following isolated anti-social behaviour incidents earlier in the season, we are reinforcing the importance of all supporters staying within EFL Ground Regulations, which can be found HERE

Under the banner of ‘Love Football. Protect The Game’ the FA, Premier League and EFL have together introduced new measures and stronger sanctions across the game to tackle the increased anti-social, discriminatory and criminal behaviours seen within football grounds.
Find out more HERE

Sheffield Wednesday are committed to fostering a fully inclusive matchday environment for all supporters, home and away. We subscribe absolutely to the EFL Code of Practice for Inclusion and Anti-Discrimination.

Find out more HERE

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Match Reports

Report | Fleetwood 1-0 Wednesday

7 February 2023

Fleetwood ended Wednesday’s Emirates FA Cup hopes with a 1-0 win in this fourth round replay.

Carlos Mendes Gomes scored the only goal of the game, halting Owls’ long unbeaten run but leaving the visitors free to focus fully on the primary aim of promotion.

The contest could have gone either way, with good chances at both ends, and it was Mendes Gomes that took the one that mattered.

It was all change for the Owls, with only Liam Palmer in the starting line-up from the team that beat Plymouth in the league on Saturday.

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Darren Moore handed a debut to academy starlet Sean Fusire, while fellow youngster Adam Alimi-Adetoro took his bow as a half time substitute.

Cod Army manager Scott Brown also shuffled his pack, fielding a much-changed starting XI to that of the first tie at Hillsborough, where goalscorer Promise Omochere was inches away from a dream start, nodding a Phoenix Patterson cross wide.

Omochere then went closer still, spinning in the box to find space and execute a fierce drive that smashed against the upright.

The Owls went downfield and this time the woodwork came to Fleetwood’s rescue as Lee Gregory’s header hit the underside of the crossbar following fine work down the left from Palmer.

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The hosts responded with Patterson curling a clever shot from distance that had David Stockdale springing across his goal and the keeper was relieved to see the ball bend just off target.

The breakthrough came right on the hour and it was Patterson again the provider, sending an inviting cross into the danger zone that Mendes Gomes glanced into the roof of the net.

Wednesday, bolstered going forward by Josh Windass and George Byers from the bench, came on strong in search of an equaliser.

Fisayo Dele-Bashiru had claims for a penalty turned down after tangling with Brendan Wiredu and Byers was not far away with an outswinger that flew the wrong side of the post.

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But with Fleetwood content to sit back and hold on to their lead, the Owls were left frustrated in the closing stages and the Lancashire outfit advance to round five.

Wednesday: Stockdale, Fusire (Windass 70), Hunt, Palmer (Iorfa 46), Famewo (Alimi-Adetoro 46), Brown, Adeniran (Byers 70), Bakinson, Dele-Bashiru, Gregory (Smith 46), Wilks

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Ticket News

FA Cup fourth round replay tickets sold out

2 February 2023

Tickets for our trip to Fleetwood in the Emirates FA Cup fourth round replay have sold out.

Wednesday and Fleetwood drew 1-1 at Hillsborough on Saturday to set up the tie on Tuesday 7 February at Highbury Stadium.

Our allocation of 1,115 have been snapped up for the all-ticket clash.

It will be the fourth meeting between the two sides in the 2022/23 campaign, with the Owls winning both league fixtures before last weekend’s cup stalemate.

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