VIDEO: Sheffield Wednesday boss Jos Luhukay says Owls 'must not be satisfied' after slender Bolton win

The Owls were far from pretty but they dug in and ground out a much-needed three points - their first win in seven games - after seeing off Bolton 1-0.

Tom Lees' second half header was enough for a long-awaited league victory.

But Luhukay admits the performance was not a stellar one and that more is expected of his troops.

"I think the pressure was high today," said Luhukay.

"You saw that in the first half in a lot of players in my team.

"We started good in the second half and made a good goal from Tom Lees from the set-piece.

"I think in the second half we had a little bit more of the ball.

"One goal today was enough to win but we must not now be satisfied."

Luhukay will be hoping for a continued rise in performance levels when the Owls head to Blackburn Rovers on Saturday.