United’s last five trips to Hillsborough (competitive)
January 11th 2014 - Sheffield Wednesday 6-0 Leeds United, Championship
October 19th 2012 - Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Leeds United, Championship
August 27th 2006 - Sheffield Wednesday 0-1 Leeds United, Championship
September 13th 2005 - Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 Leeds United, Championship
April 30th 2000 - Sheffield Wednesday 0-3 Leeds United, Premiership

Five stats
January 12 1992 will be a date no Leeds fan will forget inside Hillsborough as they tore injury-ravaged Sheffield Wednesday to shreds with a 6-1 win that sent out a message to title rivals Manchester United. Leeds took the lead through Lee Chapman and soon doubled their advantage through a Tony Dorigo free kick. A John Sheridan penalty reduced the deficit before Chapman headed in his second. Chapman completed his hat-trick in the second half before further goals from Mike Whitlow and Rod Wallace completed the route.

Boring boring football it was not, as George Graham's Leeds held Sheffield Wednesday 2-2 in an entertaining Premier League clash in March 1997. Leeds took the lead through Lee Sharpe, before David Hirst levelled. Rod Wallace then put Leeds in front again, but a goal from Andy Booth levelled matters and that’s the way it finished.

Leeds' first win of the 1997/98 season took place on August 13th 1997. Following a 1-1 draw at home to Arsenal on the opening day, Leeds then won 3-1 in South Yorkshire thanks to goals from Rod Wallace (2) and Bruno Ribeiro. Graham Hyde scored a consolation for the hosts.

Leeds took a giant step to Champions League football with a comfortable 3-0 win over relegation-haunted Wednesday at Hillsborough on April 30th 2000. With closest rivals Liverpool having lost to Chelsea the day before, Leeds knew a victory would be vital. They meant business from the off and took the lead within the first minute from David Hopkin and further strikes from Michael Bridges and Harry Kewell finished matters.

Leeds' last win at Hillsborough took place on August 27 2006. Just like the opening day win over Norwich City, it was a David Healy penalty that settled the contest after the striker was brought down by Owls goalkeeper Brad Jones, who was subsequently shown the red card.

Five who played for both
David Prutton – Prutton joined Leeds amid uncertainty in the summer of 2007. He would be a hero at Elland Road, making at total of 78 appearances and scoring four goals. Spells at Colchester United and Swindon Town soon followed, before he pitched up at Sheffield Wednesday on a free transfer. He would go onto make 61 appearances for the Owls, scoring three goals.

Connor Wickham – The Colchester-born forward had two loan spells at Sheffield Wednesday from Sunderland, the first one coming between February and March 2013 and the second between November 2013 and January 2014. In total he scored nine goals in 17 appearances for the Owls. He joined Leeds on loan in February 2014, featuring on five occasions.

Ross Barkley – The Liverpool-born midfielder joined Sheffield Wednesday on loan from Everton in September 2012 and scored four times in 13 games for the Owls. He joined Leeds, again on loan from Everton and featured four times for Neil Warnock’s side in early 2013.

Danny Pugh – Pugh had two separate spells at Elland Road. He first joined the club in swap with deal with Alan Smith from Manchester United in May 2004. He went on to make 57 appearances, scoring six goals before a move to Preston North End in the summer of 2006. He then had spell at Stoke City, before re-joining Preston on loan in November 2010. He re-joined Leeds, initially on loan, in September 2011 and made a further 62 appearances, scoring four goals. He had brief loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday between January and May 2013, making 16 appearances and scoring once.

Richard Cresswell – The Bridlington born player joined Sheffield Wednesday from York City in March 1999 and would go onto make 36 appearances for the Owls, scoring three goals. He then joined Leicester City and Preston North End (initially on loan), before making the move to Elland Road in August 2005. He would score 11 times in 44 games. 

Sheffield Wednesday’s last five results
April 18th 2015 - Bournemouth 2-2 Sheffield Wednesday
April 14th 2015 - Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 Brentford
April 11th 2015 - Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Charlton Athletic
April 6th 2015 - Norwich City 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday
April 4th 2015 - Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Huddersfield Town

Sheffield Wednesday’s home record reads P22 W5 D11 L6 F15 A18 PTS 26/65

United’s last five results
April 18th 2015 - Charlton Athletic 2-1 Leeds United
April 14th 2015 - Leeds United 0-2 Norwich City
April 11th 2015 - Leeds United 1-2 Cardiff City
April 6th 2015 - Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-3 Leeds United
April 4th 2015 - Leeds United 0-3 Blackburn Rovers

United’s away record readsP22 W6 D5 L11 F26 A36 PTS 21/66

Top scorers (all competitions
Wednesday: Atdhe Nuhiu (10)
United: Mirco Antenucci (10)

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