A very youthful Sheffield Wednesday side exited the FA Cup at the third round stage on Saturday, being beaten 2-0 by Brentford at Hillsborough.
The Premier League side, who arrived in S6 sitting fifth in the table, got the job done via goals either side of half-time from Keane Lewis-Potter and Mathias Jensen.
Lewis-Potter opened the scoring after 27 minutes, turning the ball home at the back post after being picked out at a free-kick, before Jensen doubled their advantage from the penalty spot with a thumping effort.
Wednesday, to their credit, gave as good as they had got, especially with such a young team on show. However, the result was overshadowed by the loss of goalkeeper Pierce Charles in the second half, who was forced off with an injury.
Here is how we rated Wednesday’s players out of ten:
1. Pierce Charles - 8
Forced off with 60 minutes on the clock through injury after making a catalogue of fine saves. His best arguably arrived shortly before his exit, denying Mathias Jensen when he looked destined to score. He also played some wonderful passes. His reaction when going off suggested it doesn't look good. | UGC
2. Joe Emery - 6
Made just his fourth Wednesday appearance and was up against Brentford winger Nelson. However, he did a fairly solid job, helping Wednesday keep it down to 2-0. | UGC
3. Gabriel Otegbayo - 6
Produced a great block after 18 minutes to stop Rico Henry in his tracks. Tasked with being the backline's organiser as the oldest member of it, he produced another great block in the second half, taking a whack for his trouble. | UGC
4. Cole McGhee - 5
Made another start at left centre-back and played his part in trying to help Wednesday keep things neat and tidy. However, he was guilty of giving away a second half penalty, clipping Romelle Donovan. | UGC