Dave Challinor watched on as his Sheffield Wednesday side were dumped out of the FA Cup at Oldham Athletic.

Sheffield Wednesday manager Dave Challinor demanded a bare minimum effort of outrunning and outfighting opponents after his side lost 2-1 in extra time to League Two Oldham Athletic in the FA Cup. The defeat marked the 51-year-old manager's first match in charge of the Owls, extending Wednesday's poor form to one win in their last nine games outside of the Jersey Mike's Trophy.
Despite controlling 71% possession and seeing loanee Davis Keillor-Dunn equalize, the Owls surrendered goals to Oldham's Calum Kavanagh and Will Sutton. Challinor criticized his squad's soft concessions, slow first-half display, and comfort-zone mentality, emphasizing that substantial improvement is required ahead of their upcoming fixture against Plymouth.
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