Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 11th August 2024

Hillsborough plays host to the round 1 match on Sunday between Sheffield Wednesdayand Plymouth in the Championship.

Both sides are looking to start their campaign on a positive note, and we should witness very dedicated performances from both Sheffield Wednesday and Plymouth on Sunday.

Sheffield Wednesday go into their next Championship match, scoring a humble average of 1.4 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 14 times, while conceding 15. That amounts to an average of 1.5 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring three times.

Plymouth scored six goals, conceded ten and kept their opponents from scoring three times in ten matches.

Plymouth were knocked out cold when Sheffield Wednesday took a 1-0 win in their latest encounter. It served as pay back for the 3-0 defeat, Plymouth handed out in the game before.

Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Prediction

Sheffield Wednesday Form

Sheffield Wednesday are enjoying their football currently with three wins on the bounce, and it began with a 1-3 win against Blackburn. They went on to beat West Bromwich by 3-0, before also getting the better of Sunderland in a 0-2 victory. Sheffield Wednesday claimed a modest two wins in their past six home matches in the Championship. They also drew three and lost one, scored eight goals and conceded six.

Sheffield Wednesday go into the season with the clear aim of a top half finish, perhaps even contesting for a place in an international competition.

Plymouth Form

Plymouth suffered a couple of disappointments in their last three matches as they were run over by Stoke in a 3-0 defeat. Millwall also proved too hard to handle as they won 1-0, before Plymouth were able to strike back in a 1-0 win against Hull. Plymouth only have one paltry win to show from the last six away games in the Championship. In these six matches they drew one and lost four as well as being outscored by eight goals to three.

Plymouth will probably do well to just fend off relegated this coming season and knowing how much every point counts, they should be ready from the outset.

Sheffield Wednesday have been making good strides lately, and Plymouth don't look like a team strong enough of getting in their way of adding another win to their account at Hillsborough.

Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Squads

Sheffield Wednesday Squad

The 35-year-old coach of the home team, Danny Roehl, will select the lineup against Plymouth from the squad below. The information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Championship this season:

Ben Hamer (0/0), James Beadle (0/0), Pierce Charles (0/0), Akin Famewo (0/0), Bambo Diaby (0/0), Di'Shon Bernard (0/0), Dominic Iorfa (0/0), Liam Palmer (0/0), Max Lowe (0/0), Michael Ihiekwe (0/0), Pol Valentin (0/0), Yan Valery (0/0), Barry Bannan (0/0), Djeidi Gassama (0/0), Marvin Johnson (0/0), Nathaniel Chalobah (0/0), Olaf Kobacki (0/0), Anthony Musaba (0/0), Bailey Cadamarteri (0/0), Callum Paterson (0/0), Charlie McNeill (0/0), Ike Ugbo (0/0), Jamal Lowe (0/0), Josh Windass (0/0), Mallik Wilks (0/0), Michael Smith (0/0), Svante Ingelsson (0/0).

Plymouth Squad

Below is the full team squad of Plymouth. The manager Rooney will pick his starting XI against Sheffield Wednesday from these players:

Conor Hazard (0/0), Michael Cooper (0/0), Brendan Galloway (0/0), Joe Edwards (0/0), Julio Pleguezuelo (0/0), Kornel Szucs (0/0), Lewis Gibson (0/0), Matthew Sorinola (0/0), Nathanael Ogbeta (0/0), Adam Forshaw (0/0), Adam Randell (0/0), Bali Mumba (0/0), Caleb Roberts (0/0), Callum Wright (0/0), Darko Gyabi (0/0), Jack Matthews (0/0), Jordan Houghton (0/0), Josh Bernard (0/0), Saxon Earley (0/0), Victor Palsson (0/0), William Jenkins-Davies (0/0), Ben Waine (0/0), Freddie Issaka (0/0), Ibrahim Cissoko (0/0), Morgan Whittaker (0/0), Muhamed Tijani (0/0), Mustapha Bundu (0/0), Ryan Hardie (0/0).

Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Team News

Sheffield Wednesday might be looking at four missing players for their upcoming assignment against Plymouth. Barry Bannan gets a day off from the Sheffield Wednesday squad, as he serves out a suspension.

Josh Windass, Jamal Lowe and Callum Paterson nurses various injuries and won't take part for Sheffield Wednesday against Plymouth at Hillsborough.

Plymouth have just one player unavailable for selection, when visiting Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough.

Saxon Earley nurses an injury and won't be travelling with Plymouth.

Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Lineups

Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth H2H

Sheffield Wednesday beat Plymouth by 1-0 in their most recent match, while Plymouth claimed a 3-0 win in the match prior to that. Sheffield Wednesday have been slightly more successful than Plymouth in recent meetings. With a 5-2-3 advantage going into this match, betting on Sheffield Wednesday has often proved the profitable way to go. The bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 4/5.

Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Results

Over 2.5 goals came out four times in the last ten matches between Sheffield Wednesday and Plymouth. Odds on under 2.5 goals are at 17/20 with bookies.

Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Betting Tips

Josh Windass is showing good form for Sheffield Wednesday, scoring three goals in their last six matches. Joe Edwards scored once in his previous half dozen outings.

Sheffield Wednesday claimed four wins, drew five and lost one of their previous 10 home matches across all tournaments. Plymouth won four, drew one and lost five of their last 10 games away. Sheffield Wednesday kept a clean sheet five times in their previous 10 matches on home soil, while, Plymouth have been able to keep a clean sheet in three of their last 10 games away from home.

Both teams scored six times in the last ten encounters between Sheffield Wednesday and Plymouth, while over 2.5 goals came out six times. Sheffield Wednesday scored 1.2 goals on average, while Plymouth pulled 1.4 goals on average. Sheffield Wednesday saw over 2.5 goals in five of their last ten matches across all tournaments, as they scored an average of 1.5 goals during this run. Over 2.5 goals came up in four of Plymouth's previous ten matches across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 1.4 goals in these matches.