- Huddersfield Town are unbeaten at home in League One 2026/2027, having averaged 2.33 goals scored and 0.67 conceded across 3 fixtures at the John Smith's Stadium.
- Sheffield Wednesday are unbeaten away from home in League One 2026/2027, having scored an average of 2.00 goals and conceded 1.00 on average.
- Joe Taylor has 5 goals in 7 League One 2026/2027 games, while Jamal Lowe has 4 in 7, making them the two most likely goal scorers for this match.
Terrific Terriers
Huddersfield Town are currently 3rd in League One 2026/2027 with 15 points from 8 matches, 1 point ahead of 4th-placed Sheffield Wednesday, who are right on their tail. Martin Drury has led The Terriers since 1 July 2026, and his three-at-the-back formation has made the most of the width and pace of his wing-backs. Huddersfield can be very dangerous in transition, as many teams have found out to their cost in the 2026/2027 season, and they look likely to have the edge in what is set to be a chess match of a game.
They bounced back well from this morning's 2-1 loss at Bromley to win 3-1 away at Burton Albion, and now welcome 4th-placed Sheffield Wednesday in what is sure to be a tight affair. Huddersfield are the favourites at 87/100, ahead of The Owls at 27/10, while the draw is valued at 14/5, suggesting that this will be a close matchup.
Owls may be a draw or a narrow loss
Wednesday have been in great form of late, but a 2-1 win away at Salford City in the EFL Trophy 2026/2027 came after a pair of 0-0 draws with Wigan and Stockport, and Henrik Pedersen's side have made the most of their chances since he took over on 31 July 2025. They've won 3 and drawn 2 of their last 5 matches, a sequence that has seen them rise to 4th in the table, but Huddersfield are the side to beat in this matchup.
Taylor to tip the scales
Joe Taylor has 5 league goals in 7 appearances this season, while Jamal Lowe, who has 4 goals in 7, will likely start in his stead as he is Sheffield Wednesday's most in-form player. Taylor is the danger man for Huddersfield, and his finishing ability is the difference for The Terriers, who can strike quickly on the break and punish teams that get caught upfield. I think Huddersfield have the quality to nick this one, but Wednesday's 3-0-0 away record makes this a proper fixture and not a guaranteed home win, so I'm going for the draw no bet market.
Both Teams To Score No, priced at 13/10, and Under 2.5 Goals, priced at 5/4, are my top selections for Saturday's game, with a narrow home win my correct score prediction.
