The 2001-02 campaign was a tumultuous season of survival for Sheffield Wednesday as The Owls finished a precarious 20th in the First Division, narrowly avoiding a second successive relegation by just one point. The year was marked by off-field turmoil, including a managerial change from Peter Shreeves to Terry Yorath, who was tasked with steering the club clear of the drop. Despite the league anxiety, the unforgettable high point was a dramatic run to the League Cup semi-finals, a brilliant distraction from the struggle. Leading the charge with vital goals throughout the season was the enigmatic forward Gerald Sibon, whose 12 league strikes proved crucial in the club's hard-fought battle to retain their second-tier status.. The 2002-03 campaign delivered ultimate heartbreak for Sheffield Wednesday as The Owls finished a crushing 22nd in the First Division, which resulted in a devastating relegation to the third tier of English football. The turbulent year was defined by a mid-season managerial change, with Terry Yorath resigning before former goalkeeper Chris Turner took the helm in a desperate attempt to spark a revival. Leading the line with his characteristic fighting spirit was Finnish forward Shefki Kuqi, whose 8 league goals topped the chart for the club, alongside Gerald Sibon's contributions. However, a failure to beat Brighton in the penultimate match sealed their fate, marking a painful end to the season and cementing a defining, low chapter in the club's modern history.