Sheffield Wednesday's 2-1 defeat to Oxford did little to spoil the atmosphere at Hillsborough despite the home side slipping further adrift at the foot of the table.

Sheffield Wednesday have been forced to adjust their matchday operation following a sudden increase in interest for their Championship fixture against Oxford United. The Owls were placed into

Sheffield Wednesday fell just short of taking anything from their game against Oxford United after recovering from a poor first-half performance.

Supporters were quick to answer a plea from joint administrator Kris Wingfield -- himself a Wednesday season ticket holder since 1984 -- to back the club with their cash.

Sheffield Wednesday fans are boycotting their televised Championship fixture at home to Middlesbrough, with the club experiencing increasing financial turmoil under owner Dejphon Chansiri

After Joe Lumley's Sheffield Wednesday debut against Middlesbrough in midweek, it ought to have been the big talking point ahead of Saturday's Championship visit of Oxford United: who would start in goal?

Chansiri bought Hillsborough from Sheffield Wednesday for £60 million in 2017, to ensure that the Steel City side didn’t breach spending rules. This saw the Owls receive a profit of more than £38 million for the ground, helping them record a pre-tax profit of £2.5m for 2017-18.