After weeks of excitement and a widely circulated June 14th release date, Netflix has officially denied the growing speculation surrounding its highly anticipated Sheffield Wednesday documentary. The streaming giant confirmed today that while the project is indeed in development, the rumored premiere date is inaccurate – leaving fans both stunned and intrigued.

The announcement comes in response to the online frenzy that followed the alleged release date leak. Supporters had already begun counting down, flooding social media with vintage photos, fan-made posters, and predictions about what the series would cover. But in a statement released this morning, a Netflix spokesperson set the record straight: “The reported date is not correct. We’re still working closely with the team to finalize the documentary’s rollout.”

Titled "Wednesday: Heart of Hillsborough", the series is set to deliver an emotional and raw inside look at one of English football’s most iconic and resilient clubs. From moments of historic triumph to periods of intense challenge, the documentary promises a no-holds-barred look behind the curtain — through boardroom tension, training ground grit, and the unwavering passion of the Wednesday faithful.

Sources close to the production have revealed that the series will be a six-part chronicle of recent years, blending on-field drama with personal stories from players, coaches, and die-hard supporters. Expect never-before-seen footage, emotional interviews, and powerful insights into what it truly means to wear the blue and white of Sheffield Wednesday — both in glory and in heartbreak.

Netflix explained that additional content, including key interviews and match footage, is still in the editing phase, with producers opting to delay the release to ensure the story is told in full. One insider hinted at a “pivotal moment” involving a fan-led movement that reshaped the club’s recent direction — a storyline that’s reportedly been given more space in the final cut.

While the official premiere date remains under wraps for now, one thing is certain: the wait will be worth it. "Wednesday: Heart of Hillsborough" isn’t just a football documentary — it’s shaping up to be an emotional tribute to the soul of a club and a city that lives and breathes its team.