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Match preview: Hull v Wednesday

11 January 2019

Match Previews

Match preview: Hull v Wednesday

11 January 2019

Wednesday are back in Championship action this weekend with a clash against Hull at The KCOM Stadium and here is swfc.co.uk’s match preview:

The Owls are unbeaten in five ahead of Saturday’s trip to face the Tigers.

During that time Wednesday have beaten Preston and Middlesbrough, while drawing the last three against West Brom, Birmingham and Luton – conceding just two goals in five games.

But the Tigers are the form side in the second tier with five wins from their last five and unbeaten since late November.

Nigel Adkins’ side were knocked out of the FA Cup last Sunday away at Millwall, going down 2-1.

Adkins and Tigers leading scorer Jarrod Bowen were named as the division’s December Manager and Player of the Month, respectively.

Team news

Owls: Barry Bannan will be fit for action this weekend.

The 29-year-old took a late knock in the cup stalemate with Luton last weekend but has trained throughout the week and is available for selection.

Sam Hutchinson will be monitored after being withdrawn early against the Hatters, while Fernando Forestieri could return to training next week.

Elsewhere, Keiren Westwood could return between the sticks after missing the Hatters cup-tie.

Josh Onomah (hamstring) has returned to Tottenham while receiving treatment and is expected to be sidelined for a month.

Hull: Fraizer Campbell (hamstring) could make his first appearance since Boxing Day.

Jackson Irvine is away on international duty with Australia in the Asian Cup. James Weir and Angus MacDonald remain long term absentees.

Tickets

The full allocation of 2,387 tickets have been snapped up by Owls supporters for the trip to The KCOM Stadium.

Supporters are urged not to travel without a valid match ticket.

Follow the game live

Subscribers in the UK can listen live with our iFollow team of Rob O’Neill and John Pearson calling the action.

Our overseas subscribers can watch the game live.

Minute’s applause

A minute’s applause will take place ahead of kick-off as the hosts remember all those members of the Hull City family that have passed away over the last 12 months.

Last five v Hull

2018/19
Owls 1-1 Hull | 11 August 2018 | Championship

2017/18
Hull 0-1 Owls | 14 April 2018 | Championship (pictured below)
Owls 2-2 Hull | 2 December 2017 | Championship

2015/16
Hull 1-0 Owls | 28 May 2016 | Championship play-off
Hull 0-0 Owls | 26 February 2016 | Championship
Owls 1-1 Hull | 17 October 2015 | Championship


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