Relegated in February? Why Sheff Wed are on brink of history
Sheffield Wednesday are on the brink of becoming the first team in English Football League history to be relegated in February.
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Sheffield Wednesday are on the brink of becoming the first team in English Football League history to be relegated in February.
Sheffield Wednesday's potential relegation could be sealed at Bramall Lane on Sunday, marking a significant decline for the club.
Sheffield Wednesday faces the possibility of relegation this weekend, with derby rivals Sheffield United in line to inflict the ultimate indignity.
Sheffield Wednesday's nightmare season could culminate in relegation this weekend, with derby rivals Sheffield United poised to deliver the final blow.
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