Gareth Ainsworth looks ahead Sheffield Wednesday at home

The St George’s Day clash is the club’s final home game of the season and it happens to not only be against their promotion-rivals, but it’s also the side they registered their first-ever Championship win over.

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That victory is in fact the Chairboys’ solitary win over the Owls in seven attempts, but as the Adams Park outfit continue their brilliant unbeaten run in the league, it will be anyone’s game on Saturday.

Ainsworth said: “I can’t wait, and this is what football is all about.

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“I remember playing in some huge games against Sheffield Wednesday in my career, one being at Hillsborough in 2003 when QPR got promoted.

“So my connection with Sheffield Wednesday is huge.

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“They are a fantastic football club and they will bring huge numbers to Adams Park.

“I can’t wait.

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“We’ll be doing a lot of work on Sheffield Wednesday on Wednesday and Thursday but my boys need to recover and rest and they will be ready for it.

“I can’t wait as it’s been one hell of a season.”

The match will kick off at 3pm and it could be the highest recorded crowd at Adams Park this season.

The highest was 8,181 against Plymouth Argyle on Easter Monday.