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Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna has warned Sheffield Wednesday that his side head to Hillsborough looking to impose themselves on the game and show ...

We’ve got a big away following going and we’ll look to go and impose ourselves on the game and on the occasion.” He’s warned the Owls that his side are going to be on the front foot from off and look to take the game to their hosts, which is not what a lot of sides are able to do at Hillsborough. “We want to go there and take on that challenge, show what we’re about as a team, show what we’re about as a club.

Sheffield Wednesday will welcome star of The Voice, Maxwell Thorpe, to Hillsborough as part of the club's tributes to Queen Elizabeth II.

Meanwhile, former Owls legend, Des Walker, will also be present at Hillsborough for the game as a guest of the club. It has also been confirmed that turnstiles will be closed between 2.55pm and 3pm in order to make sure that tributes are observed as well as possible. Sheffield Wednesday will welcome star of The Voice, Maxwell Thorpe, to Hillsborough as part of the club’s tributes to Queen Elizabeth II.

Sheffield Wednesday have made three changes to the starting XI that won 3-0 at Morecambe as they face Ipswich Town.

Read MoreMystery Sheffield Wednesday absence explained as ‘terrible injury’ – loan exit c... [Ipswich Town](/topic/ipswich-town) XI: Christian Walton, Janoi Donacien, Luke Woolfenden, George Edmundson, Wes Burns, Les Evans, Sam Morsy, Leif Davis, Conor Chaplin, Tyreece John-Jules, Kayden Jackson. They’ve won four in four this season on the road, conceding only once.

Sheffield Wednesday left it very, very late against Ipswich Town as they fought back to draw 2-2 at Hillsborough.

Was left trying to work on scraps for large parts of the game. Worked tirelessly, but like so many others couldn’t seem to catch much of a break. Grew into the game as it went on, and was a key part in Wednesday getting back into things. Really battled to get into the game in what looked like an unfamiliar position. Playing as a left-sided centre back once again, James was asked to fill a gap in an unfamiliar position with Mark McGuinness absent. A really tough day at the office for Iorfa…

Kayden Jackson's sixth-minute goal has given Town a 1-0 half-time lead over Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough.

The striker latched on to the ball and confidently slammed it into the corner of the net to Stockdale’s left, the one-time Barnsley man’s second goal of the season. The Owls were seeing most of the ball with Town not looking entirely comfortable at the back. The striker crossed through Iorfa’s legs to skipper Sam Morsy, whose shot was blocked. Another one-time Town loanee, Mark McGuinness was absent from the squad. Harness and Ladapo were on the bench. But within a minute Town were in front.

Michael Smith scored an 89th-minute equaliser as Sheffield Wednesday came from two goals down to secure a 2-2 draw against League One leaders Ipswich.

An object appeared to be thrown from the crowd at keeper Walton in the aftermath. The visitors extended their lead in the 71st minute when Iorfa bundled the ball into his own net while attempting to clear following a cross. Wednesday threatened to get off to a great start when, with Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton off his line, Barry Bannan tried a chip from around 45 yards out but the ball bounced in front of the goal and over the crossbar.

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna says he is feeling both proud and disappointed following his side's 2-2 draw at Sheffield Wednesday.

That's going to be a massive challenge." "We knew we would have to defend. We knew we were going to have to do very well to compete. On his team staying top and unbeaten, McKenna said: "The unbeaten bit is nice because we're showing a level of resilience in general. The mentality and the physicality of the team shone at times today. He added: "We have to stay balanced. "We can't change it now. But my feeling at the time was that the striker looked ahead of the defenders and ahead of the ball." We just need to keep learning and improving." We have to learn from it and I'm sure we will, because the boys are getting better and better. Asked if, when emotions settled, he would reflect on this being a good result for his team, McKenna said: "We certainly had the intent to play for the win. "The game changed on a set play.

Kayden Jackson gave the Blues a fourth minute lead and then Dominic Iorfa put past his own keeper in the 71st minute. But George Byers soon pulled one back and ...

Follow the latest from the Sheffield Wednesday manager's post-match debrief pitch side after their League One clash with Ipswich Town at Hillsborough this ...

We knew at the end of the game that spaces would appear. Was equal to Evans' deflected effort from outside the penalty area. He said if another object was thrown on the pitch he would abandon the game. Has clearly been instructed by Darren Moore to play out from the back. We think the injury will keep him out for a weeks. No need to refresh the page, the updates should appear automatically below. It would have been an absolute catostrophe for us as a football club if it had been abandoned. We showed spirit, character and oneness. You can follow Moore's press call live below to see what he made of his team's performance against the Tractor Boys. We have had a scan on it. George Byers headed in Marvin Johnson's cross to give Wednesday hope. Good evening and welcome to Yorkshire Live's coverage of Darren Moore's post-match press conference after Sheffield Wednesday's enthralling 2-2 draw at home to League One leaders Ipswich Town.

Sheffield Wednesday manager Darren Moore has revealed that the club are continuing to hold talks with midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru about a new contract ...

As a result, it should be encouraging that the club are now working to address that, and it would be a welcome statement of intent if they were to get it done, amid those links with the Championship. I thought his role the other night was really good.” It would be a major blow for the Owls if they were to lose a player with the potential and ability of Dele-Bashiru, especially if he goes for free when his contract expires in the summer.

Sheffield Wednesday star Reece James believes Ipswich Town new boy Tyreece John-Jules is an excellent forward.

“But he is a player we have got to be aware of and try to do as well as we can against him.” “He is a player I have played with at two different clubs; he is a good player and has been here before”, James The 21-year-old forward spent the first-half of the last season at Blackpool and the second half with Sheffield Wednesday, but his spell with the Owls saw him make only one appearance as he suffered a quad injury.

Darren Moore says that Sheffield Wednesday's game against Ipswich Town was at risk of being abandoned as fans fumed over the performance of the officials.

“He did warn me and Kieran that he would take the teams off and abandon the game, which would have been an absolute catastrophe for us as a football club being the home team. We got something out of the game.” “I could feel the frustration around it today,” he told the media.

A full transcript of Sheffield Wednesday manager Darren Moore's post-match pitch side interview following their 2-2 draw with promotion-chasing Ipswich Town ...

It was a big loss, and we had to shuffle the pack. They gave everything for the cause to get something out of the game. We got something out of the game. He did warn me and Kieran that he would take the teams off and abandon the game, which would have been an absolute catastrophe for us as a football club being the home team. To come back from two nil down in the manner that we did after the two goals we conceded was good. When George Byers scored from a set play, the roof game off at Hillsborough and it gave the players that bit more momentum and impetus.

Ipswich Town drew 2-2 with Sheffield Wednesday this afternoon. Andy Warren hands out his player ratings.

On for Chaplin and saw the ball in some good areas but, notably, couldn’t latch onto a Freddie Ladapo flick-on on the edge of the Wednesday box. He gave Dominic Iorfa a difficult time whenever Ipswich were able to isolate the two together, before the Ipswich attacker played a leading role in the build-up for his side’s second goal and then forced his afternoon opponent to turn into his own net. The way Ipswich played in this game, which saw them use diagonal balls to try and bring the wide players into the game, meant things were a little different for Chaplin in this one. A busy opening half for the former Leeds man, who had some moments of quick-thinking in an attacking sense and a busy time at the back as Wednesday looked to play in behind the Ipswich line. Back in the side in place of Cameron Burgess and made a telling contribution within four minutes, picking the ball up inside his own half and charging through the Wednesday midfield and defence, before being brought down as the ball broke through to Jackson to score. After a solid first half he started the second like a train, contributing superbly but he was one of a number of Ipswich players who had issues to deal with once Wednesday went up a gear in the closing stages.

Manager Darren Moore was pleased with how Sheffield Wednesday players and fans kept their heads after the referee threatened to abandon their game against ...

It was a big loss, and we had to shuffle the pack. We checked him out, sent him for a scan – and I’m glad that we did, because I probably would have sent him back out there and it could have done far more damage. We still made the changes and we knew Ipswich had put a lot into the game. When George Byers scored from a set play, the roof game off at Hillsborough and it gave the players that bit more momentum and impetus. “They gave everything for the cause to get something out of the game. We know that objects being thrown onto the pitch is something that you don't do.

Owls boss Darren Moore admitted to Alan Biggs for @talkSPORT that the ref warned both him and Kieran McKenna that he would end the game if any more objects ...

The mentality and the physicality of the team shone at times today. The officiating we witnessed at Hillsborough today was nothing short of a disgrace- yet nothing will be done. @JoelGardiner20: There has to be an investigation or something into the standard of officiating at all levels of the football pyramid. We have to learn from it and I’m sure we will, because the boys are getting better and better. On his team staying top and unbeaten, McKenna said: “The unbeaten bit is nice because we’re showing a level of resilience in general. We knew we were going to have to do very well to compete. “We knew we would have to defend. They gave everything for the cause to get something out of the game. To come back from two nil down in the manner that we did after the two goals we conceded was good. We got something out of the game. He did warn me and Kieran that he would take the teams off and abandon the game, which would have been an absolute catastrophe for us as a football club being the home team. When George Byers scored from a set play, the roof game off at Hillsborough and it gave the players that bit more momentum and impetus.

There was late heartbreak for Ipswich Town at Hillsborough, as the Blues let a two-goal lead slip before eventually drawing 2-2 with Sheffield Wednesday.

Wednesday’s first change saw Lee Gregory brought on for Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, as the hosts went to two up top, but it was the visiting side who were next to threaten as a clever touch from John-Jules freed Jackson. They pushed and prodded at the Town defence without ever overly testing Christian Walton, before the Blues went in at half-time a goal up. The forward, playing from the left side with John-Jules through the middle, picked his spot and buried it into the back of the Wednesday net at pace. Edmundson made it, as he charged through the heart of the Wednesday midfield and defence from inside his own half, before the ball eventually landed at the feet of Jackson off a Wednesday leg. First, skipper Sam Morsy had a shot blocked inside the penalty area before, with Walton out of position, Barry Bannan landed on a Leif Davis clearance and took the opportunity to shoot from inside his own half. The former Rotherham striker appeared to be a yard offside when putting the ball in the net.

Sheffield Wednesday took an important point off in-form Ipswich Town at Hillsborough but they did not half make hard work of it.

A linesman had been the target on the first two occasions, but this was all in the Ipswich penalty area. Just three minutes after the second goal, Hillsborough had something to get behind. Ipswich added to it, or rather the Owls did it for them, Iorfa putting a Wes Burns cross into his own net. All three incidents, close together midway through the first half, drew groans from an increasingly agitated crowds. It would be the 89th minute before Michael Smith equalised. And central midfielder Dele-Bashiru is neither.