Garry Monk, manager of Sheffield Wednesday. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)Garry Monk, manager of Sheffield Wednesday. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)
Garry Monk, manager of Sheffield Wednesday. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)

Here's how we rated EVERY Sheffield Wednesday player in the New Year's Day defeat to Hull City

Sheffield Wednesday kicked off the new year and decade in the worst possible way, slumping to a 1-0 defeat – their third on the bounce over Christmas - to Hull City at Hillsborough.
By Alex Miller
Published 1st Jan 2020, 13:45 BST
Updated 1st Jan 2020, 17:52 BST

Our Wednesday reporter Alex Miller has once again run the rule over each player to mark them out of 10. Do you agree with his ratings?

Had one hairy moment midway through a subdued first half, fumbling a high ball, and was lucky it fell to safety. Distribution got better after some poor connections in the first half

1. Cameron Dawson - 6

Had one hairy moment midway through a subdued first half, fumbling a high ball, and was lucky it fell to safety. Distribution got better after some poor connections in the first half Photo: Steve Ellis

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Moved to the right and unleashed a couple of bounding runs forward. Produced a memorable tackle on Grosicki after 20 minutes that could be classed as a goal-saver. A bright light on a foggy day.

2. Dominic Iorfa -

Moved to the right and unleashed a couple of bounding runs forward. Produced a memorable tackle on Grosicki after 20 minutes that could be classed as a goal-saver. A bright light on a foggy day. Photo: Steve Ellis

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Strong in the air, in general both he and Borner faced up to what is a dangerous Hull attack pretty well. Looked a little ponderous in possession.

3. Tom Lees - 6

Strong in the air, in general both he and Borner faced up to what is a dangerous Hull attack pretty well. Looked a little ponderous in possession. Photo: Steve Ellis

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Wednesday's most prolific passer on the day, which says more about the Owls' performance than his own. Stood up well on his return to centre-half.

4. Julian Borner - 6

Wednesday's most prolific passer on the day, which says more about the Owls' performance than his own. Stood up well on his return to centre-half. Photo: Steve Ellis

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