Sheffield Wednesday were denied a rare Championship victory right at the death at Vicarage Road on Tuesday night, drawing 1-1 with Watford.
Vivaldo Semedo squeezed home a 97th-minute leveller for the Hornets after it looked as though Charlie McNeill’s first half opener was going to secure the Owls a rare victory.
The former Manchester United youngster lashed the ball home in the first half, claiming his third goal in his last two games, and it looked as though it would see Wednesday earn a first win since September.
However, after seeing a second half leveller ruled out after Edo Kayembe had encroached the penalty area to turn home the rebound after Imran Louza’s penalty had smashed against the crossbar, Semedo broke Wednesday hearts right at the death, meaning the points were shared.
Here is how we rated the players at Vicarage Road:
5. Max Lowe - 8
Excellent in every sense. He dealt with almost everything that came his way and often tried to break out of the back-three with the ball to get Wednesday up the pitch. Donned the captain's armband after the break and led by example. A great performance. | UGC
6. Harry Amass - 7
Required some guidance from Cooper early on as Watford made a fast start, but quickly grew into the game, showing yet more flashes of his potential. Had to do a lot of defending in the second half. | UGC
7. Barry Bannan - 5
Committed and determined as ever, but he was guilty of playing a few loose passes in the first half. He didn't look his usual self and was taken off at half-time, although the reason behind that, at the time of publication, is unknown. | UGC
8. Svante Ingelsson - 7
The Swede, as ever, was a busy boy, covering no shortage of ground. He was committed and conducted no shortage of defensive work. Won several headers at the start of the second half when the Owls were under the cosh. A solid display, | UGC