Managerless Sheffield Wednesday will welcome Blackpool to Hillsborough on Sunday afternoon.

Blackpool head coach Ian Evatt has expressed sympathy for former Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen following his recent dismissal. Wednesday parted ways with Pedersen following a 2-0 loss to Doncaster Rovers, citing a lack of progress in team performances despite losing only two of his last 11 games. Interim manager Matt Hamshaw will remain in charge of Wednesday for Blackpool's visit on Sunday afternoon.
Evatt praised Pedersen's handling of difficult circumstances last season while warning of a challenging atmosphere against a talented squad at Hillsborough. Additionally, Blackpool will be without defender Fraser Horsfall after he suffered an ankle injury setback following a midweek appearance against Aston Villa Under-21s.
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