Stevenage vs Sheffield Wednesday prediction, odds and how to watch

Peterborough United dominated possession and created the better opportunities but failed to convert any of their three big chances, leaving both sides to share a goalless draw in League One on Tuesday night.

Reading won convincingly at Stevenage in the Carabao Cup, scoring three times from just five shots on target while the hosts dominated possession and territory without ever finding a way through. The scoreline told the real story.

Wolves were the better-organised side throughout, and a second-minute own goal followed by a header on the stroke of half-time gave them a cushion they never needed to surrender. The stats behind the result tell a clear story about structure and preparation.

AFC Wimbledon have shipped 11 goals in their last five League One matches and Stevenage arrive at Plough Lane on Saturday with every reason to fancy their chances. This one matters.

Sheffield Wednesday arrive at Hillsborough having scored eleven goals in four League One matches, but their inability to keep a clean sheet leaves the door open for an unpredictable afternoon against Cambridge United.

Stevenage have not won in five League One matches and have kept zero clean sheets in that run. Sheffield Wednesday arrive at the Lamex Stadium with goals in their legs and a point to prove.

Leyton Orient host Stevenage in a League One fixture where two sides searching for early-season consistency meet at Brisbane Road, with the data pointing toward a tight, low-scoring contest.

Sheffield Wednesday welcome Stockport County to Hillsborough on Saturday looking to build on a bright start at home, but the data tells a more complicated story about where Wednesday's vulnerabilities really lie.