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David Prutton offers score prediction for Sheffield Wednesday v West Brom

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Former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder David Prutton has offered his prediction for Wednesday’s trip to face West Brom at The Hawthorns tonight.

Xisco Munoz’s side travel to the West Midlands with a sold out away support, looking for their first league win of the campaign.

Wednesday will also be looking to avoid setting a new unwanted Championship record against Carlos Corberan’s side.

Should Munoz’s side taste defeat tonight, they will set the record for the lowest tally of points gained after the first 10 Championship games.

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David Prutton prediction vs West Brom

The Sky Sports pundit has announced his latest bunch of predictions for the midweek games in the Championship.

However, his prediction for the Owls’ trip to face Albion comes as no surprise based of their current form.

The 42-year-old has predicted a 2-0 defeat for Wednesday, backing Corberan’s side to carry on their good form which saw Albion end Preston’s unbeaten start to the season with a 4-0 thumping at Deepdale.

Tonight will no doubt be another huge test for the Wednesday boss as he eyes his first three points in charge of the club.

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Yet another tough task for Munoz…

Every game in the Championship is tough, whether you’re a team fighting for promotion or fighting for survival.

Many fans up and down the country will be thinking the same scoreline as Prutton for tonight’s clash, and for Wednesday, the start of this season was always going to be tough given the amount of change in the backroom and to the playing staff this summer.

However, no one could’ve predicted the horrid performances and decisions going on behind the scenes.

Things need to change at the club and quickly, but right now though, it’s tough, and tonight’s game will be no different.