Sheffield Wednesday

Join us for live coverage of the Wednesday manager's post-match press conference following tonight's scintilating 2-2 draw away in Gloucestershire.

The goals have been self-inflicted. We showed character. I'll try and find out what it is. He took knock and was clearly disturbed by it, before the goal. Thankfully Wednesday dug deep and substitute Aden Flint nodded home to reduce the arrears 14 minutes from time before Lee Gregory tapped in from close range towards the end. [The Owls](https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/all-about/sheffield-wednesday-fc) fell 2-0 down in the space of seven second half minutes.

Aidan Keena and Alfie May put them 2-0 up, but Aden Flint and Lee Gregory responded for the Owls during a hugely entertaining game in wet conditions. Read More.

Wide after James' ball in from the left, decent chance for a leveller there in the 86th minute Aidan Keena and Alfie May put them 2-0 up, but Aden Flint and Lee Gregory responded for the Owls during a hugely entertaining game in wet conditions. Cheltenham Town were denied a famous victory after title-chasing Sheffield Wednesday hit back from 2-0 down to rescue a point at the Completely-Suzuki Stadium.

Sheffield Wednesday are a team far from their best. But the fighting spirit that has taken them to the heart of the League One title race was raised late on ...

Moore’s decision to remove Cameron Dawson from the firing line in place of David Stockdale was a bold one and followed the precedent set back in December when roles were reversed. That is slammed the post was a gut-wrench – what a moment that could have been. Though their run of matches without a win was stretched to four, the nature of their fightback will be the optimists’ talking point. A former player of Darren Moore’s at Doncaster Rovers, he came in with four in four – and showed every piece of confidence you’d expect. How it must have dropped when Will Vaulks’ shot raced towards the Robins’ goal in the last second. Seven minutes later a headache turned migraine when May made it two.

JUST a fortnight ago, Sheffield Wednesday's progress around the League One circuit was looking as imperious as Galopin Des Champs' recent masterclass on ...

The breathless action continued at both ends and Wednesday showed a fighters' heart. Wilks and Gregory missed chances before the latter had his moment, from Smith's low centre. Instead had to settle for a point after goals from substitute Aden Flint - his first in Owls’ colours - and Lee Gregory, with the latter levelling three minutes from time. Then the fun began. They would have taken a point after 75 minutes, for sure. But Wednesday dug deep and showed the stamina, strength and character of a stayer to rescue a point in a remarkable second-half and frantic finale.

The second-placed Owls came from two goals behind to draw 2-2 away to Cheltenham Town in League One tonight.

[Ronnie Mauge wants to share his special piece of Argyle history](https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/sport/football/ronnie-mauge-wants-share-special-8293575) [Wembley Stadium issue Argyle fans advice for Papa Johns Trophy final](https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/sport/football/wembley-stadium-issue-plymouth-argyle-8300007) [Green Army providing Argyle incentive for Wembley says Neil Dewsnip](https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/sport/football/green-army-providing-plymouth-argyle-8298270) [Plymouth Argyle at Wembley 2016: Where are the players now?](https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/sport/football/plymouth-argyle-wembley-2016-players-8295819) [TV details for Argyle Papa Johns Trophy final against Bolton](https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/sport/football/tv-details-plymouth-argyle-papa-8294556) The Owls have a third chance to take over as league leaders when they host Lincoln City at Hillsborough on Saturday because Argyle have their Papa Johns Trophy final against Bolton Wanderers at Wembley on Sunday. The results leaves Wednesday one point behind Argyle and with a significantly better goal difference but they are now on the same number of games. Argyle have not played since they won 2-0 away to Accrington Stanley last Tuesday, but they have seen two of their promotion rivals slip up since then. Sheffield Wednesday missed out on a second opportunity in four days to replace Plymouth Argyle at the top of League One as they drew 2-2 away to Cheltenham Town tonight. Referee Paul Howard added on six extra minutes at the end of the second half but there was to be no late winning goal for either side.

All four goals game in the second half, with Aidan Keena and Alfie May putting the home side 2-0 up as the Owls looked set to be condemned to a third ...

League One match report and highlights; all four goals came in the second half, with Aidan Keena and Alfie May putting the home side 2-0 up as the Owls ...

All four goals came in the second half, with Aidan Keena and Alfie May putting the home side 2-0 up as the Owls looked set to be condemned to a third successive defeat. Flint headed in a fine cross from Barry Bannan to restore hope for Wednesday and Smith supplied the ball in from the right for Gregory to touch in the leveller three minutes from the end. League One match report and highlights; all four goals came in the second half, with Aidan Keena and Alfie May putting the home side 2-0 up as the Owls looked set for a third successive defeat; but Aden Flint's header restored hope and Lee Gregory netted a late equaliser

1. David Stockdale - 7. Back in for his first appearance in League One football since December - it was another ballsy call from Moore. The veteran stopper ...

Produced a stinging cross on 34 minutes and a moment of real quality to find Smith at the back post as the second half yawned open. Pulled into the heart of the back three in place of Flint, he did well to read a couple of Cheltenham attacks, using his pace. The veteran stopper repaid him in kind from the off, making a classy save to deny May’s effort before sticking out a fist to stop Keena.

League One match report and highlights; all four goals came in the second half, with Aidan Keena and Alfie May putting the home side 2-0 up as the Owls ...

All four goals came in the second half, with Aidan Keena and Alfie May putting the home side 2-0 up as the Owls looked set to be condemned to a third successive defeat. League One match report and highlights; all four goals came in the second half, with Aidan Keena and Alfie May putting the home side 2-0 up as the Owls looked set for a third successive defeat; but Aden Flint's header restored hope and Lee Gregory netted a late equaliser But Aden Flint's header restored hope and Lee Gregory netted a late equaliser to move them to within two points of leaders Plymouth.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore didn't want to give too much away when he was quizzed on the fitness of George Byers and Josh Windass.

That’s because both have proven themselves to be top players at this level, so it was going to be difficult to bring similar quality into the XI. Whilst the Owls remain in a good position to win automatic promotion, that form has left fans concerned, and they’re desperate to have the duo back for the run-in. And, it’s fair to say the pair have been missed, with the draw at Cheltenham last night extending Wednesday’s winless run to four.

Join us for live coverage as Sheffield Wednesday bid to halt a two-game losing streak as they face another away game in Gloucestershire for the second time ...

James wins a header but is clattered by Broom in the aftermath. That Vaulks effort is the last kick of the game. Iorfa makes a mess of his header and it almost leads to another goal! No need to refresh the page, the updates should appear automatically below. Stay with us throughout the day as we bring you all the build-up, confirmed team news and regular live updates from the Completely-Suzuki Stadium. [Darren Moore's side](https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/all-about/sheffield-wednesday-fc) are reeling from suffering back-to-back defeats for the first time this season.

A look at four takeaways after Wednesday's thrilling 2-2 draw down in Cheltenham - a result that saw Darren Moore's side again miss out on the chance to go ...

The eve of this game was dominated by talk of who Moore would select in his midfield. The continued absence of George Byers had led to some fans and pundits tipping a left-field change by Moore. The decision to bring David Stockdale back into the side came as a slight eye-raiser when teamsheets landed an hour before kick-off in Gloucestershire. Chances came and went for an unlikely winner for the Owls but it wasn't to be. But even the most ardent of Wednesdayites would be hard-pressed to say that they would have deserved it. No team can be expected to achieve promotion if they continually shoot themselves in the foot as the Owls have done in the space of the last eight days or so.

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY manager Darren Moore has thrown down the gauntlet to midfield trio Tyreeq Bakinson, Dennis Adeniran and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru by insisting ...

I don't know if he landed (awkwardly) or whether it was a challenge." But they know about it and they have to keep working and be ready for the next opportunity. I don't know if it was a challenge.

Join Yorkshire Live's Wednesday writer Ricky Charlesworth for Q&A on a myriad of topics at Hillsborough including the Owls' draw with Cheltenham and injury ...

Use the comments section below to send any queries or even your own take on matters at Wednesday. Lincoln City are at S6 on Saturday but Moore remains without a clutch of injured stars. Whilst that extended their winless run to four matches it did at least stop the rot after back-to-back defeats.

Sheffield Wednesday saw their winless run extended to four games after a 2-2 draw with Cheltenham Town.

We wanted a response from Sunday (1-0 defeat at Forest Green), which was unacceptable and the performance was certainly better.” “That’s the bit I am looking at. “We have been solid generally, but the goals are down to concentration and taking our eyes off it really,”

The players vying to fill a George Byers-shaped hole in Sheffield Wednesday's midfield have failed to make much of an impression on Darren Moore as the Owls ...

“He has the capabilities of playing there and if we feel it's right we can certainly put him in there because he'd add that bite and solidity. He has that versatility to play in there and we won't discount that.” “The importance is not about their own individual performance, their performance has to be good to reflect on the team.