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HENRIK’S SEVEN-UP OWLS A DELIGHT

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

By Alan Frift

SHEFFIELD W 7

HENRIK Pedersen highlighted the discipline and intensity shown by his Sheffield Wednesday players in this resounding thrashing of Bromley.
Jamal Lowe and Louie Barry both scored twice, with Callum Slattery, Mason Burstow and Gabriel Otegbayo also finding the net, before substitute Victor Adeboyejo and an Otegbayo own goal gave the Ravens a little cheer.
Proud Owls boss Pedersen said: “I enjoyed a lot the beginning of the game, how we put the discipline and the intensity in all the basic things to win the battles.
“We were strong in the duels, w...

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