Swansea v Wednesday
Saturday 23 September
3:00pm
Championship
Swansea.com Stadium
THE MATCH
The Owls take the long trip to Swansea seeking a maiden win of the new season, with the Swans in the same position.
Michael Duff’s team are one slot above Wednesday in the Championship table having posted three draws and four defeats from their opening seven games.
The Welsh outfit were on course for their first win at QPR in midweek thanks to an early Josh Ginnelly goal only to concede a stoppage time equaliser at Loftus Road.
TEAM NEWS
Wednesday: Xisco gave positive updates during his pre-match media conference on Josh Windass and Dominic Iorfa, both of whom are set be in contention. Mallik Wilks is well on the road to recovery but Saturday will come too soon for the forward.
Swansea: Michael Duff is waiting on the fitness of striker Liam Cullen and defender Josh Key, while midfield man Ollie Cooper misses out following a red card at QPR.
PRESS CONFERENCE
Di'Shon Bernard previews the Swansea game and reflects on his S6 stay so far.
OFFICIALS
Referee: Anthony Backhouse
Assistant 1: Alex James
Assistant 2: Adam Crysell
Fourth Official: Will Finnie
TICKETS
The Owls' allocation of 1,971 tickets has sold out. There are no tickets available on matchday for visiting supporters.
iFOLLOW
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The game is available to live stream overseas HERE
SOCIAL MEDIA
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