Liam Palmer proved crucial in Sheffield Wednesday’s 2-1 win over Bristol City. Dimitrios Goutas played six matches in a congested February schedule, whilst Jacob Chapman was rested all the way through. Lewis Travis had joined Ipswich Town in a loan move until May.

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Carter looks to return to action sometime in mid-April 2024.

Dimitrios Goutas had endured a good month - upholding his 7.01 average rating in the FL Championship. Although a rather unfortunate month for Cardiff, the Greek powerhouse had done his best to prevent any embarrassing score lines, despite a few losses.

Goutas had played six games in February, two wins, three losses, and one draw.

Lewis Travis had made a loan move to high flying Ipswich Town until May 2024. A 6.78 average rating in the FL Championship, the utility man has been deployed by his teams in an assortment of positions. 

Travis has since made three appearances for Ipswich, his most notable game being in the 4-3 win against Rotherham - having played central defensive midfield.

The Scottish right-back had broken into Sheffield Wednesday’s elite by featuring against Millwall, making his 424th appearance, earning him a spot in the top ten players with the most appearances - now joint ninth. 

Palmer was named Sheffield Wednesday captain for the first time in 2020, and has been a stalwart in the club’s FL Championship campaign for the last 14 years.

Liam Palmer had played regularly for Sheffield Wednesday in February (five games). The performances got better towards the end of the month, as a 4-0 loss to Huddersfield was the highlight of the start of the month. A 2-0 win away to Millwall, followed by another 2-1 win at home to Bristol saw Palmer play all 90 minutes, both matches.

Liam Palmer supplied the crucial assist for Ugbo’s winning goal in the 45th minute against Bristol City.

Chapman had mainly remained on the sidelines as a backup goalkeeper. The young goalkeeper was third choice behind Huddersfield’s seniors, Chris Maxwell and Lee Nicholls, who have done enough to keep Chapman away from the number one spot.