Stevenage
- Stevenage are 11th in League One 2026-2027 with 9 points from 7 games.
- Stevenage have gone unbeaten at home with a win and a draw, and Sheffield Wednesday have won three of their last five matches (W3, D2), so the form guide tells us little about which way this one should go.
- We don't think that's the case at all, as Boro have been simply plodding along at a steady, but unspectacular, rate in League One 2026-2027.
- Alex Revell's men are rigid in their setup, disciplined in their blocks and trigger-happy in their counters.
- The Boro aren't taking any unnecessary risks at all and have a clear plan for how they will beat any opposition they face.
Sheffield Wednesday
- Sheffield Wednesday are 2nd in the table with 14 points from 7.
- Sheffield Wednesday are undefeated in their last 5 matches (W3, D2, L0).
- However, the Owls are unbeaten in all three away games this season, while Boro have won just once at home in 2026/2027 (W1, D1, L1).
- Henrik Pedersen's Owls play a narrow, high-energy pressing system, with sharp triggers and fast transitions.
Key Players
- The main danger man for the home side is Dan Kemp, who has scored 3 times in 7 League One games and 3 of Boro's 7 goals in their last 5.
- Jamal Lowe is the danger man for Wednesday, who has 4 League One goals in 7 games, more than any other player for the club, and 3 of the club's last 10 goals.
- The visiting Owls have 6 goals on the road already.
- Wednesday have won 2 from 2 on their travels in their most recent away games and their current unbeaten away run in the league stands at a perfect record.
Betting Insights
There's also a slight edge to the visitors in the sportsbook, with Sheffield Wednesday available at 2.45 to win the game compared to Stevenage's 2.6 and the draw at 3.3 .
Prediction
- The most likely outcome is for Wednesday to maintain their unbeaten start to the season away from home, although they may have to work hard for it at the Lamex Stadium, England.
- An away win or Sheffield Wednesday double chance is the clearest selection if the teams play to form, with the draw coming in as a second selection, as Boro have shown some resolve in their 2 most recent home fixtures (W1, D1).
