Jamal Lowe has set his sights sky-high at Sheffield Wednesday, declaring he’ll never be satisfied with his goal tally, no matter how many times he finds the back of the net. The relentless forward notched his fourth goal of the 2024/25 campaign on Saturday in spectacular fashion, striking the crucial second in the Owls’ emphatic 3-1 victory over Oxford United. His effort, sandwiched between a thunderous opener from Josh Windass and a dazzling finish by Djeidi Gassama, played a pivotal role in yet another comeback triumph for the resurgent Owls.
The victory wasn’t just three points—it was a statement. It propelled Sheffield Wednesday into ninth place, marking a remarkable turnaround for a club that has struggled to find consistency in recent years. Perhaps even more impressively, it marked their 10th win of the calendar year—a feat so rare that it hasn’t been achieved by the storied club in nearly two decades.
For Lowe, a 30-year-old dynamo who seems to thrive under pressure, the achievement is as much about grit and determination as it is about skill. “It’s a testament to the blood, sweat, and tears shed by everyone at the club—on the pitch, in the dressing room, and behind the scenes,” he said. But don’t expect him to rest on his laurels anytime soon. Lowe made it clear that his hunger for goals and victories is insatiable, promising fans more dazzling displays as the season unfolds.
With Lowe’s firepower and the team’s newfound resilience, Sheffield Wednesday are turning heads—and rewriting their history. The Owls are no longer just clawing their way back; they’re soaring higher than they’ve dared in years.
