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PEDERSEN EYES FOR OWLS TO WINNING VIBE TURN CORNER

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 August 2026

By Robert Dunford

S HEFFIELD Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen believes learning to win games again is vital after his side ran out victors at Leyton Orient.
Callum Slattery’s opener and Jamal Lowe’s spot-kick – either side of Joseph Olowu’s leveller – were enough for the Hillsborough side.
The first visit by Wednesday to Brisbane Road since March 2012 was a happy one, and Pedersen feels his side want to turn the corner as a club.
He said: “To learn to win after last season it’s a job in itself and to find a way in different games is...

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