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'Big ask' - Sheffield Wednesday predicted line-up for Notts County visit

Who keeps their place and who might drop out?

The Owls visit lowly Notts County for the first time in 14 years on Tuesday night.

Henrik Pedersen’s side put five past AFC Wimbledon on Saturday and now turn their attention to the newly-promoted strugglers Magpies, who are second from bottom with just one win all season.

Wednesday moved up to sixth in the League One table at the weekend and could climb into the top two with three more points and if results go their way.

With it being a three-game week, it will be intriguing to see how Pedersen uses his squad, with some players’ minutes needing to be managed.

Let’s take a look at how they could line-up...

With Joe Lumley set to be out for the next two or three weeks with a rib injury, Maynard-Brewer made his league debut on Saturday and kept a clean sheet, although the Dons were not credited with a single shot on target.
1. Ashley Maynard- Brewer - GK With Joe Lumley set to be out for the next two or three weeks with a rib injury, Maynard-Brewer made his league debut on Saturday and kept a clean sheet, although the Dons were not credited with a single shot on target. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
The Tunisia international was a strong performer at the weekend. He was solid in his defensive work and bombed on in the second-half.
2. Yan Valery - RB The Tunisia international was a strong performer at the weekend. He was solid in his defensive work and bombed on in the second-half. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
Got 75 minutes under his belt last time out. Three games in a week after 19 months out could be a big ask but we shall see. It wouldn't be a huge shock of Gabriel Otegbayo is needed.
3. Di Shon Bernard - RCB Got 75 minutes under his belt last time out. Three games in a week after 19 months out could be a big ask but we shall see. It wouldn't be a huge shock of Gabriel Otegbayo is needed. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
Wednesday's handsome lead against the Dons meant they could give 'Coops' a rest just after the hour-mark.
4. Liam Cooper - LCB Wednesday's handsome lead against the Dons meant they could give 'Coops' a rest just after the hour-mark. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
With Joe Lumley set to be out for the next two or three weeks with a rib injury, Maynard-Brewer made his league debut on Saturday and kept a clean sheet, although the Dons were not credited with a single shot on target.
With Joe Lumley set to be out for the next two or three weeks with a rib injury, Maynard-Brewer made his league debut on Saturday and kept a clean sheet, although the Dons were not credited with a single shot on target. | Steve Ellis

Who keeps their place and who might drop out?

The Owls visit lowly Notts County for the first time in 14 years on Tuesday night.

Henrik Pedersen’s side put five past AFC Wimbledon on Saturday and now turn their attention to the newly-promoted strugglers Magpies, who are second from bottom with just one win all season.

Wednesday moved up to sixth in the League One table at the weekend and could climb into the top two with three more points and if results go their way.

With it being a three-game week, it will be intriguing to see how Pedersen uses his squad, with some players’ minutes needing to be managed.

Let’s take a look at how they could line-up...

Max Lowe is breathing down his neck to re-claim his place but James was excellent against AFC Wimbledon and provided a brilliant assist for the fourth goal. Lowe might come in for one of the games this week, though.
5. Reece James - LB Max Lowe is breathing down his neck to re-claim his place but James was excellent against AFC Wimbledon and provided a brilliant assist for the fourth goal. Lowe might come in for one of the games this week, though. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
Scored his first goal of the season against the Dons, sending Wednesday on their way to a crushing victory. Like Cooper, he too was given a breather on the hour.
6. Barry Bannan - CM Scored his first goal of the season against the Dons, sending Wednesday on their way to a crushing victory. Like Cooper, he too was given a breather on the hour. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
Jayden Heskey does not deserve to lose his place but we'll take a punt and predict that Mitchell will come back for one of the next two away games this week.
7. Billy Mitchell - CM Jayden Heskey does not deserve to lose his place but we'll take a punt and predict that Mitchell will come back for one of the next two away games this week. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
The summer signing is playing a fluid role depending on whether Wednesday are attacking or defending. Performed well at the weekend and got on the scoresheet.
8. Callum Slattery - RW The summer signing is playing a fluid role depending on whether Wednesday are attacking or defending. Performed well at the weekend and got on the scoresheet. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales

Who keeps their place and who might drop out?

The Owls visit lowly Notts County for the first time in 14 years on Tuesday night.

Henrik Pedersen’s side put five past AFC Wimbledon on Saturday and now turn their attention to the newly-promoted strugglers Magpies, who are second from bottom with just one win all season.

Wednesday moved up to sixth in the League One table at the weekend and could climb into the top two with three more points and if results go their way.

With it being a three-game week, it will be intriguing to see how Pedersen uses his squad, with some players’ minutes needing to be managed.

Let’s take a look at how they could line-up...

Two goals and one assist vs the Dons. He has to start.
9. Davis Keillor-Dunn - CAM Two goals and one assist vs the Dons. He has to start. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
The Leeds United loanee scored his first Owls last time out and received praise for his off-the-ball work.
10. Harry Gray - LW The Leeds United loanee scored his first Owls last time out and received praise for his off-the-ball work. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales
A quiet-ish outing against the Dons but he still grabbed an assist. Some might call for Ali Al-Hamadi to start but Lowe is The Owls' top scorer.
11. Jamal Lowe - ST A quiet-ish outing against the Dons but he still grabbed an assist. Some might call for Ali Al-Hamadi to start but Lowe is The Owls' top scorer. | Steve Ellis Photo Sales

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