After a 2-0 loss to Doncaster Rovers, discontent among Sheffield Wednesday fans towards Henrik Pedersen reached a new high.

Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen faces mounting pressure following a 2-0 defeat away to Doncaster Rovers, prompting club reporter Joe Crann to comment that "we could be in the end times" for the Danish boss. Owen Bailey scored an early brace for Doncaster, sealing Wednesday's second straight 2-0 loss after falling to Notts County earlier in the week. The defeat triggered widespread chants from traveling supporters calling for Pedersen's dismissal.
The72's James Ray argues that Tuesday's upcoming home fixture against Neil Harris's Cambridge United has become a must-win for Pedersen. Despite entering the campaign backed by new owners Arise Capital and an overhauled squad, the Owls have won just one of their last six League One games and failed to score in four of them, dropping to eighth in the table.
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