Wednesday turn their attention to the FA Cup on Saturday with a third round clash against League One side Luton at Hillsborough (12.30pm).
The Owls head into the cup unbeaten in four after a productive Christmas period.
The Hatters, meanwhile, have enjoyed an outstanding league campaign so far.
Nathan Jones' side are currently second in the division and are unbeaten in the league since mid-October, a run that stretches back 14 games.
Luton have defeated Wycombe (2-0) and Bury (0-1) en route to the third round.
Owls: Wednesday have no fresh injury or suspension concerns following the 1-1 draw with Birmingham on New Year's Day.
Luton: Full back Dan Potts (groin) and goalkeeper Marek Stech (stomach muscle) are doubts for the Hatters.
Forward Harry Cornick was substituted in Luton's 0-0 draw with Barnsley on New Year's Day with an ankle injury and will be assessed ahead of the game.
There will be a limited number of cash turnstiles open on the North and South Stand.
Supporters are urged to arrive early with large queues expected.
Fans who have selected to print their tickets must do so before heading to Hillsborough as they are unable to be scanned from phones on the matchday.
The Ticket Office is open from 9.00am and matchday prices are as follows; adults £15, 65+ and under 21s £10 and under 17s £5.
Should the game finish level after 90 minutes, the replay will provisionally take place at Kenilworth Road on Tuesday 15 January.
Should the Owls progress, Wednesdayites can follow the Fourth Round draw on Monday 7 January, live on BBC 1 at Molineux following the Wolves v Liverpool tie.
Wednesday and Luton must lock horns for a second time following a 0-0 draw in the FA Cup third round on Saturday.
The tie heads to Kenilworth Road after an S6 stalemate that saw neat football from both sides but without the edge required to avoid a replay.
The game was lively enough from the start as League One Luton had no intention of sitting back at Hillsborough.
Indeed, after Steven Fletcher headed a Barry Bannan feed narrowly over two minutes in, the Hatters attacked with purpose.
But Wednesday grew into the game and Adam Reach went close following some clever footwork on the edge of the penalty area.
As the first half progressed the Owls began to dominate but the visitors were dangerous on the counter, as evidenced five minutes before the break when Luke Berry tested Cameron Dawson from range.
But play went straight back to the other end where Luton keeper James Shea was called into action as a fierce Marco Matias drive was tipped over the crossbar.
Luton started the second half as they did the first with plenty of intent in the final third but little in terms of chances.
And when Wednesday went on the front foot, the threat was more apparent – Shea had to be at his best to turn another Matias screamer wide.
The returning Sam Winnall – back in the blue and white following a long loan spell and recent injury – was introduced just before the hour.
And the striker was straight into action, heading inches over from a Bannan delivery, before the referee blew for an infringement.
The Owls poured forward in the closing stages in search of a winner but found the well-organised Luton defence a tough nut to crack.
Bannan and Pelupessy tried their luck from distance but to no avail and the cup contest continues in Bedfordshire on Tuesday week.
The Owls turn their attention to the FA Cup on Saturday when they host Luton Town in the third round.
The South and North Stand will be open to home fans for the cup clash against the Hatters.
Due to demand, the North Stand upper will also be open for home supporters.
Season Tickets holders and Members prices are as follows; adults £12, 65+ and under 21s £8 and under 17s £3.
Supporters should note that these prices are available until 5.00pm on Friday.
After this time, general sale and matchday prices apply; adults £15, 65+ and under 21s £10 and under 17s £5.