Here we take a look at a pre match preview and prediction from one of our bloggers:
Head over to their Instagram and check out their page!
If you want to do something similar regarding your club, please get in touch.
BARNSLEY VS SHEFFIELD WED 20.03.21
Playoff hopefuls Barnsley host relegation strugglers Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship on Saturday afternoon, looking to consolidate their place inside the top six.
The two teams head into this fixture at opposite ends of the form table, with the Tykes accumulating 22 points from their last eight league matches, in stark contrast to just the solitary point picked up by the Owls in the same period. Barnsley extended their unbeaten league run to 12 matches as they won 3-1 away at Wycombe Wanderers on Wednesday night.
A brace from Daryl Dike and a Cauley Woodrow penalty sealed all three points for the Tykes, moving them above Reading into fifth place and five points clear of Bournemouth who sit just outside the playoffs. Valerien Ismaël has worked wonders with Barnsley since his arrival in October, winning 19 of his 30 Championship matches in charge and steering the club towards a top-six finish.
The Tykes boss will be hoping that top goalscorer Woodrow can regain his form in front of goal heading into the final quarter of the campaign. The 26-year-old, who scored in the 2-1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday in December, has 11 goals to his name so far this term but has only found the net twice in his last 11 league games.
Victory for Barnsley on Saturday would see them complete their first league double over the Owls since the 2008-09 campaign under former boss Simon Davey. Skipper Alex Mowatt will also be eligible to play after his red card at Wycombe was overturned.
Sheffield Wednesday ended a run of seven straight league defeats with a 1-1 draw at home to Huddersfield Town on Wednesday night.
However, failing to win once again has seen them slip further into relegation trouble, with the gap to safety now nine points after Birmingham City won against Reading.
Sheffield Wednesday travel to Oakwell with the worst away record in the division, winning only one of their last 15 league games on the road and losing each of their last five in succession. The last time they lost six consecutive league games away from home was back in February 2011.
The Owls have, however, accumulated 10 points from their last six league visits to Barnsley and claiming another three points on Saturday would provide a massive boost to Moore's men in their quest to survive.
A big game for both sides, Barnsley should get this one but Sheffield Wednesday will need to fight hard if they are to come away with anything with the way Barnsley are at the moment.
Please don't forget to like, follow and share our website, Podcast and social media pages. Any love and support you show is much appreciated!