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Match Previews

Match preview: Cambridge v Wednesday

19 October 2021

Match Previews

Match preview: Cambridge v Wednesday

19 October 2021

Wednesday are back on the road in Sky Bet League One action this evening facing Cambridge United at Abbey Stadium.

Here’s our match preview ahead of the midweek clash.

MATCH DETAILS

Date: Tuesday 19 October
Kick-off: 7.45pm
League One
Abbey Stadium

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OFFICIALS

Referee - Scott Oldham
Assistant Referee - Andy Bennett
Assistant Referee - Conor Farrell
Fourth Official - Abbas Khan

TICKET SALES

2,420 tickets have been snapped up by Wednesdayites for tonight’s game and just under 50 tickets remain.

Tickets are on general sale until 2.00pm today and supporters should note there will be no pay on the day sales at the stadium.

LIVE BROADCAST

The game will be broadcast live on iFollow and match passes are available HERE.

As a designated midweek fixture, supporters in the UK and overseas can purchase a live match pass, priced at £10.

Match commentary will be provided by BBC Radio Sheffield.

SOCIAL MEDIA

The hashtag for our content relative to Tuesday’s game is #CAMSHW

Our official Twitter account @swfc will provide a blow-by-blow text update of the game as well as all key match information, including team news at 6.45pm.

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

The key news will also be uploaded to our Facebook page HERE.

TEAM NEWS

Owls: Dennis Adeniran missed out at Wimbledon on Saturday with a minor muscular injury but Darren Moore said the midfielder could be involved this evening.

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Sam Hutchinson and Lewis Gibson remain sidelined.

Bailey Peacock-Farrell was named on the bench on Saturday after returning late in the week from international duty and will resume battle for the gloves with Joe Wildsmith.

Fisayo Dele-Bashiru made his first start of our league campaign at the weekend and stored 70 minutes under his belt before being replaced after picking up a minor knock.

Elsewhere there were no fresh injury concerns.

Cambridge: The U’s will monitor the fitness of midfielders Liam O'Neil and Jack Lankester, who both missed out on Saturday's draw with Ipswich due to slight knocks.

FORM GUIDE (all competitions)

Owls: WLWWD
Cambridge: WDLDD

LAST FIVE MEETINGS

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9 Aug 2016 | Cambridge 2-1 Owls | League Cup
22 Sep 1998 | Cambridge 1-1 Owls | League Cup
16 Sep 1998 | Owls 0-1 Cambridge | League Cup
13 Jan 1993 | Cambridge 1-2 Owls | FA Cup
16 Feb 1991 | Cambridge 4-0 Owls | FA Cup

Fans are reminded of their conduct during all home and away fixtures HERE.


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