Speaking after the game, the new Owls manager claimed: "You’ve seen the chances tonight, you’ve seen the control of the game tonight.
“We didn’t get the goals we deserved. For the players it’s important they keep the focus and keep going. We need to keep working on that to turn things around.
“We created enough chances to score more goals. That’s the way I want us to play football, on the front foot, to try to create chances and the players did that tonight. It was just the final contact in the opposition box.”
Next up, Wednesday are back in action this weekend, when they take on Reading - a side they drew 1-1 with back in December - at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday afternoon, and Moore will be looking to claim his first win as the Owls' manager.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield Wednesday and the rest of the Championship, as they gear up for the remaining midweek action:
“We created enough chances to score more goals. That’s the way I want us to play football, on the front foot, to try to create chances and the players did that tonight. It was just the final contact in the opposition box.”
5. McEachran reveals Blues exit was a shock
MK Dons new boy Josh McEachran has described his departure from Birmingham City earlier in the season as a shock, but insisted he's delighted to have joined MK Dons, largely due to their determination to play attractive football. (Birmingham Mail) Photo: Nigel Roddis
6. Young eyes Hornets homecoming
Inter wing-back Ashley Young is rumoured to be keen on a return to his former club Watford this summer, once his contract with the Serie A side expires. He came up through the Hornets' youth academy, and helped them win promotion to the top tier in 2006. (Mirror) Photo: Marco Luzzani
7. Hornets sign ex-Premier League midfielder
Watford have snapped up ex-Aston Villa and West Ham midfielder Carlos Sanchez on a short-term deal. The 35-year-old, who was a free agent, left the Hammers last summer after an injury-troubled spell in east London. (Club website) Photo: Harriet Lander
8. Hatters dealt double injury blow
Luton Town boss Nathan Jones has revealed he could be without key defensive duo Sonny Bradley and Tom Lockyer until after the upcoming international break. The former has a thigh injury, while the latter has an ankle problem. (Luton Today) Photo: Nathan Stirk