Sheffield Wednesday vs Newcastle United FA Cup Live Stream Free Online Full HD
Alongside their bid to return to the Championship at the second time of asking this season, Sheffield Wednesday began an FA Cup campaign with a home first-round tie against Morecambe at the beginning of November and prevailed with a 2-0 victory courtesy of goals from Josh Windass and Alex Mighten to book a contest with fourth-tier Mansfield Town.
That tie also took place at Hillsborough, and the Owls would go 1-0 down as George Lapslie put their visitors ahead in the first half, only for Michael Smith to hit a brace in the final 15 minutes to ensure Darren Moore‘s side came out on top and booked their toughest game of the season thus far at home to Newcastle.
They certainly head into the game in impressive form, having now climbed up to second spot in League One with an unbeaten run standing at 13 matches, and the Owls have quickly bounced back from three straight draws with back-to-back wins coming into the weekend, firstly beating Fleetwood Town 2-1 on Boxing Day before quickly seeing off Port Vale.
Hoping to make it three on the bounce and leapfrog Ipswich Town in the race for automatic promotion, the Owls took on Cambridge United in their most recent outing on Monday,
and they took another three-point haul in impressive fashion, as Windass opened the scoring early on and Smith hit another double before the former completed a hat-trick in the second half to wrap up a 5-0 triumph.
Now briefly turning their attention away from their league pursuits with the hopes of advancing to the FA Cup fourth round for the fifth time in the last six seasons, Moore’s side will look to pull off a major upset on Saturday at home to Premier League opposition.
Alongside their bid to return to the Championship at the second time of asking this season, Sheffield Wednesday began an FA Cup campaign with a home first-round tie against Morecambe at the beginning of November and prevailed with a 2-0 victory courtesy of goals from Josh Windass and Alex Mighten to book a contest with fourth-tier Mansfield Town.
That tie also took place at Hillsborough, and the Owls would go 1-0 down as George Lapslie put their visitors ahead in the first half, only for Michael Smith to hit a brace in the final 15 minutes to ensure Darren Moore‘s side came out on top and booked their toughest game of the season thus far at home to Newcastle.
They certainly head into the game in impressive form, having now climbed up to second spot in League One with an unbeaten run standing at 13 matches, and the Owls have quickly bounced back from three straight draws with back-to-back wins coming into the weekend, firstly beating Fleetwood Town 2-1 on Boxing Day before quickly seeing off Port Vale.
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Hoping to make it three on the bounce and leapfrog Ipswich Town in the race for automatic promotion, the Owls took on Cambridge United in their most recent outing on Monday,
and they took another three-point haul in impressive fashion, as Windass opened the scoring early on and Smith hit another double before the former completed a hat-trick in the second half to wrap up a 5-0 triumph.
Now briefly turning their attention away from their league pursuits with the hopes of advancing to the FA Cup fourth round for the fifth time in the last six seasons, Moore’s side will look to pull off a major upset on Saturday at home to Premier League opposition.
