In one of the strangest nights at Hillsborough, Sheffield Wednesday’s young and hugely inexperienced side saw off Leeds United on penalties to book their place in the next round of the Carabao Cup.
Jamal Lowe had the Owls in front before former Blade Jayden Bogle equalised late on for a Leeds side who were abysmal throughout, though Wednesday’s young guns played a major role in that.
New goalkeeper Ethan Horvath was the spot kick hero, saving twice in the shootout to help Wednesday through on a remarkable evening in front of just 7.801 in attandance.

9. Sean Fusire 7
Played almost like a veteran in the side. Didn't do anything spectacular but looked completely comfortable throughout, often dictating the play | UGC

10. George Brown 7
Burst into life in the second half with a lovely bit of skill and a surging run. Took the return pass and forced Darlow into what was a relatively comfortable save. Replaced by Grainger on 65 | UGC

11. Jamal Lowe 7
The experienced head in the side had little in the way of service in the first half which was understandable but wasn't far off with a well taken 25-yard free kick just on the stroke of half time. Scored the opener and was then hooked almost straight away in a substitution that was planned before he put the ball in the net | UGC

12. Joe Emery 6
Replaced Otegbayo and picked up on the mood from the rest of his young team mates and carried on in a similar vein | UGC


