Sheffield Wednesday came from a goal down to win 2-1 at Wycombe Wanderers.
Cauley Woodrow slotted the hosts in front after just six minutes but Louie Barry equalised five minutes later before he was forced off injured moments later.
The Owls went in front in first-half added-time when Callum Slattery was fouled by Woodrow and Jamal Lowe confidently scored the resulting penalty for his fifth goal of the season.
Wycombe thought they had levelled early after the break but it was ruled out for a handball against Fred Onyedinma. The home side continued to press forward in search of an equaliser but did not create anything clear-cut, while Lowe went close to adding a third for Wednesday from distance as the visitors dug in.
The Owls have now won successive league matches and three out of four in total on their return to League One.
Here are our player ratings from the game...
1. Joe Lumley 6
Left exposed for Woodrow's opener. He wasn't hugely tested, making three fairly comfortable saves, but he did what he needed to do. | Steve Ellis
2. Yan Valery 6
Got into some promising attacking positions but his end product was missing. One excellent driving run and shot deserved a goal but it whistled just wide. Roamed in the second-half and caused problems. | Steve Ellis
3. Gabriel Otegbayo 5
His attempted headed clearance hit Woodrow and the striker ran through and punished him. But he didn't let his head drop and was fine for the remainder of the game, although he got away with a handball late on. | Steve Ellis
4. Liam Cooper 7
Solid, aggressive, calm. Dominant in the air. Classy on the ball. Off late on as his minutes continue to be managed. | Steve Ellis