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Sheffield Wednesday 1 - 1 Bristol City
Who will win?
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Sheffield Wednesday
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Draw
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Bristol City
Sheffield Wednesday are hosting Bristol City on Saturday afternoon in the EFL Championship match week five. Our advanced algorithm are predicting both teams to score and an overall result of a draw.
Sheffield Wednesday: Expect Ethan Horvath to start in goal for The Owls, with Dominic Iorfa and Max Lowe in defence, captain Barry Bannan in the middle and Bailey Cadamarteri at striker.
Bristol City: Zak Vyner will be ever-present at the back for The Robins, with Adam Randell, Ross McCrorie, Anis Mehmeti and star man Scott Twine all expected to feature.
Sheffield Wednesday Last Five: Sheff Wed 0-2 Swansea
Sheff Wed 1-1 Leeds (3-0 pens) (EFL Cup)
Wrexham 2-2 Sheff Wed
Sheff Wed 0-3 Stoke
Bolton 3-3 Sheff Wed (2-4 pens) (EFL Cup)
Sheffield Wednesday have certainly endured a tough start to the season, which was largely disrupted by troubles regarding owner Dejphon Chansiri and the subsequent inability to sign players following staff and player mispayments.
However, a draw with Premier League Leeds - eventually knocking them out on penalties - was a positive step and will provide hope that they can enjoy their first win of the season on Saturday.
Bristol City Last Five: Bristol City 4-2 Hull
Fulham 2-0 Bristol City (EFL Cup)
Derby 1-1 Bristol City
Bristol City 0-0 Charlton
Bristol City 2-0 MK Dons (EFL Cup)
Bristol City are certainly in a stronger position on paper, however they are in a period of mixed results which could spell danger for The Robins, as they visit a Hillsborough crowd that will certainly be up for the match.
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17 Apr 2021 // Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Bristol City
22 Dec 2019 // Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 Bristol City
22 Apr 2019 // Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 Bristol City
18 Nov 2017 // Sheffield Wednesday 0-0 Bristol City
13 Sep 2016 // Sheffield Wednesday 3-2 Bristol City
08 Aug 2015 // Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 Bristol City
08 Dec 2012 // Sheffield Wednesday 2-3 Bristol City
Whilst Sheffield Wednesday clearly have historical records on their side, it is worth noting that The Robins have only visited Hillsborough three times this decade.
Still, Bristol City have failed to win on these occasions, which will give Owls supporters a shred of belief that they will see their team claim their first win of the Championship season.
Our advanced algorithm analyses over 200 data points to generate these predictions with 40% confidence in a draw, with a result of 1-1. The model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability, and tactical matchups.
Football Park's Best Bet: Both teams to score @ 1.73 - our team of in-house tipsters have predicted both teams to score in this fixture. The mixture of form and head-to-head records justify this selection.
Alternative Bet: Sheffield Wednesday Double Chance (Win or Draw) @ 1.67, tipping The Owls to take points for just their second time this season.
Barry Bannan (Sheff Wed) Wednesday's captain remains the heartbeat of the midfield, despite his age of 35, and his passion for the club could be a driving factor for securing their first win of the season, as they aim to stay up amidst financial restrictions.
Bailey Cadamarteri (Sheff Wed) is fresh from scoring his first international goal for Jamaica over the international break, and will give him great confidence that he can add to his single goal in two starts so far.
Scott Twine (Bristol City) has made a devastating impact already this season, with three goals and one assist plus an inclusion in the Championship Team of the Week - the forward is certainly the biggest threat for The Owls to deal with.
Anis Mehmeti (Bristol City) The wide midfielder gets up and down the wing to not only contribute to the attack but also support the full back, with two goals, an assist and two spots in the aforementioned Team of the Week showing he is one of the best wide players in the league.
13 September 2025, KO 15:00 GMT
TV Broadcast: No broadcaster, match takes place under UK blackout rules
Stadium: Hillsborough Stadium has held matches at Euro 1996 and has a capacity of 39,732, although it is sadly best known for the Hillsborough disaster that led to the deaths of 97 fans during Liverpool's 1989 FA Cup semi-final vs Nottingham Forest.
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