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:
5. Sean Fusire - 5
One of the more experienced youngsters on the pitch, Fusire lost track of Lewis-Potter for the game's opening goal, failing to track him. | UGC
6. Jarvis Thornton - 5
Banked a fifth successive start and was tasked with trying to disrupt play in the engine room. | UGC
7. Rio Shipston - 5
Secured his first start since September, coming into the team in place of Barry Bannan, and he played some neat passes, while also helping out defensively. | UGC
8. Yisa Alao - 6
Made just his second senior start and the 17-year-old made a strong impression from the off. He went on a couple of attacking runs that forced Brentford to retreat. He showed for the ball and also expressed an awareness of what was going on around him. A solid outing that lasted 60 minutes. | UGC