With Sheffield Wednesday having racked up three draws in their previous three League One matches, Darren Moore's side are back in action this afternoon with a clash against Cheltenham Town to try and secure a win rather than yet another draw or a defeat.

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Looking ahead to the fixture, one player who we think should be in the starting XI for the Owls is on-loan winger Theo Corbeanu, who Moore has praised in the past for being able to get into "wonderful" positions on the pitch.

Predominantly due to Wednesday's three previous league results, we feel that Moore could do with shaking up his team in some way. Whether that's with the personnel he's using on the pitch or the formation he's asking them to utilise, they just need something fresh to turn their form around.

Therefore, given how Corbeanu has yet to start a League One game for the Owls since joining the club back in August from Wolves' under-23 side and has only played eight minutes from one appearance in their past seven league games, we feel that now is a great time for Moore to unleash the winger from the start against Cheltenham to see what sort of impact he has on the team and this game in particular.

Despite having yet to register a goal or assist for Wednesday, we think that starting Corbeanu against Cheltenham could be a gamble worth taking at this point in the season to see if he can change the Owls' fortunes in terms of results, as well as his own record in his first loan spell away from Wolves.

In the two Papa John's Trophy matches where he has played 90 minutes for Wednesday, the 19-year-old - who is currently valued at £900k according to Transfermarkt - has had eight shots (five on target) and two key passes, along with an average passing accuracy percentage of 80%. That shows how much of an attacking threat he can be, albeit against lower opposition like Newcastle United's under-21 side and League Two outfit Mansfield Town.

Looking ahead to the match against Cheltenham, in terms of who Corbeanu could come into the team and replace, we feel that Moore should take Saido Berahino out of the line-up considering that he hasn't managed to score a goal in his last six league appearances for the Owls.

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