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Match preview: Owls v MK Dons

17 February 2023

Wednesday v MK Dons
Saturday 18 February
3:00pm
League One
Hillsborough

SUPPORTER CONDUCT

The club are extremely disappointed to report that objects - namely plastic bottles and a pyrotechnic - were thrown towards the field of play during recent home games against Fleetwood Town and Plymouth Argyle and our away fixture at Ipswich Town.

We would stress in the strictest tone that any individual proven to have perpetrated such an act will face the maximum possible sanctions in line with EFL Ground Regulations and the Chairman's Charter.

We remind supporters once again that this behaviour is completely unacceptable and with the aid of CCTV imagery, Sheffield Wednesday will not hesitate to exercise our zero tolerance policy.

While such incidents are isolated and very much in the minority, they are not and never will be tolerated, whether following the Owls home or away.

EFL Ground Regulations 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.

THE MATCH

For the second time in a week the Owls are back at Hillsborough with MK Dons the opposition on Saturday.

Wednesday continued our outstanding run in League One in midweek by easing past Morecambe 3-0. The victory saw the Owls maintain our spot in the automatic promotion spots and set a new club record for clean sheets in a single league campaign.

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Boasting the meanest defence in the division, Darren Moore’s side haven’t conceded a goal in the league at Hillsborough since late October.

Wednesday picked up three points in the reverse fixture with MK Dons in early August. A Josh Windass penalty settled the clash at Stadium:mk.

The Dons reached the play-offs in League One last season but have endured a difficult 2022/23 campaign.

A 5-0 defeat at Bolton in midweek did nothing to ease relegation concerns at the club as MK head to Hillsborough on Saturday one point outside the drop zone.

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TEAM NEWS

Wednesday: There is positive news for the Owls ahead of Saturday’s S6 clash. Lee Gregory, Reece James, Dominic Iorfa and Jack Hunt could all be involved at Hillsborough.

George Byers has been passed fit to play after picking up a knock in midweek against Morecambe. The gaffer confirmed Byers will be in the squad.

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Mallik Wilks (muscle) is sidelined and will not be available.

MK Dons: There are no fresh injury concerns for our visitors this weekend.

Nathan Holland (thigh) returned to action in midweek.

Ethan Robson and Dean Lewington (both hamstring) are making good progress but are unlikely to be ready for the weekend.

Joshua Kayode (thigh) and Warren O’Hora (foot) are out for the remainder of 2022/23.

TICKET NEWS

Tickets remain available at Hillsborough for the Owls v MK Dons and start from £21 for adult Owls Members.

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FAN ZONE

Due to strong winds in the area and subsequent minor damage, the Fan Zone will not be open on Saturday.

OFFICIALS

Referee - Scott Oldham
Assistant Referee - Blake Antrobus
Assistant Referee - Ravel Cheosiaua
Fourth Official - Garreth Rhodes

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Live commentary of the game is available via iFollow HERE.

SOCIAL MEDIA

The hashtag for the game is #SHWMKD

Our official Twitter account @swfc will provide a blow-by-blow text update of the game, team news at 2:00pm and all the key updates from Hillsborough.

Our official Instagram @swfcofficial will also keep you up to date on the latest events, with content uploaded to the story throughout the matchday.

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LAST FIVE

6 Aug 2022 | MK Dons 0-1 Owls | League One
16 Apr 2022 | MK Dons 2-3 Owls | League One
23 Nov 2021 | Owls 2-1 MK Dons | League One
19 Apr 2016 | Owls 0-0 MK Dons | Championship
15 Dec 2015 | MK Dons 2-1 Owls | Championship

INCLUSIVITY WITH WEDNESDAY

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: Wednesday 5-2 MK Dons

18 February 2023

Wednesday climbed back to the summit of League One after twice coming from behind to beat MK Dons 5-2 at Hillsborough.

Jonathan Leko gave MK an early lead before Josh Windass promptly equalised.

The visitors restored their advantage through Mohamed Eisa, only to be pegged back again by a Michael Smith penalty.

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But Wednesday would have the final say of a ding-dong contest, turning the screw in the closing stages to seal victory.

Lee Gregory climbed off the bench to put his side into the lead for the first time, before Smith struck his second and George Byers added a fifth at the last.

Just as the Owls were off to a flyer in midweek against Morecambe, the Dons did likewise here.

Inside two minutes, Leko advanced from midfield and unleashed a ferocious drive that whistled into the top corner.

Wednesday’s response was positive, though, and we were level just six minutes later.

Windass curled a set piece near enough the goal to have Jamie Cumming concerned and moments later, the in-form striker went one better to restore parity.

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The returning Reece James delivered a high ball over the top and Windass showed poise to take from the sky before delicately lofting over Cumming.

The Owls had the upper hand, pushing for a second, but were stunned on 24 minutes when the visitors scored from their next attack.

A loose ball at the back was picked up by Eisa and the forward powered across the edge of the area before slotting into the back of the Kop net.

The remainder of the first half saw relentless Wednesday pressure, with the Dons pinned into defensive territory.

A flurry of corners bore no profit although Liam Palmer went mightily close, his effort from 12 yards crucially deflected onto the top of the crossbar by Zak Jules.

There was little respite for MK after the restart. Smith sent a snapshot just off target following a mini scramble – before the big man made no mistake from the spot on 54 minutes.

Jules was adjudged to have handled in the box and Smith’s penalty was emphatic, giving Cumming no chance.

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Wednesday could sense victory and made a double change on the hour, Gregory and Dennis Adeniran thrust into the action. And both had the desired impact.

Gregory fired his vital goal just three minutes after coming on. Smith’s glancing header was going wide but Marvin Johnson kept the ball in and teed up Gregory, who slotted into an empty net with Cumming stranded.

The Dons were forced upfield and Palmer made a terrific block to thwart Leko, which proved key as Wednesday headed the other way and made the game safe on 74 minutes.

Palmer was influential again, driving through the thirds to find Adeniran, whose cross eventually landed with Smith and the latter’s shot flew off the unfortunate Jules to loop over Cummings and in.

Still there was time for a fifth goal, with Johnson the provider once more, driving down the left to pick out Byers, who headed home to confirm Wednesday’s return to the top.

Wednesday: Dawson, Hunt (Adeniran 61), Palmer, Iorfa, James, Johnson, Vaulks (Gregory 61), Byers, Bannan (Dele-Bashiru 77), Windass, Smith (Bakinson 90)

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Ticket News

Ticket details: Owls v MK Dons

23 January 2023

Owls v MK Dons
Saturday 18 February 2023 – (3:00pm)
League One

Tickets for this Category B fixture start from £21 for Adult Owls Members and £5 for Under 11 Members on the Kop.

Tickets are on sale to Season Ticket holders and Owls Members. General sale is from Wednesday 1 February.

Tickets are available at the Ticket Office, by telephone on 03700 20 1867 (Option 1 - £2 booking fee per ticket) or online at HERE.

Kop                                Members Non Members
Adult £21 £24
Senior/Under 21 £11 £14
Student & Armed Forces £11 £24
Junior U17 £10 £15
Junior U11 £5 £10
Junior U5 (advance sales) £5 £5

 

North/Grandstand Members Non Members
Adult £24 £27
Senior/Under 21 £14 £17
Student & Armed Forces £15 £27
Junior U17 £10 £15
Junior U11 £5 £10
Junior U5 (advance sales) £5 £5

 

South Members Non Members
Adult £27 £30
Senior/Under 21 £17 £20
Student & Armed Forces £17 £30
Junior U17 £10 £15
Junior U11 £5 £10
Junior U5 (advance sales) £5 £5

Supporters who attend this game and purchase tickets in advance under their own ID number will receive 10 Ticket Priority Points.

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