Sheffield Wednesday are out of the FA Cup after an extra-time defeat at League Two Oldham Athletic.

Oldham Athletic secured a memorable 2-1 extra-time FA Cup victory over Sheffield Wednesday, spoiling manager Dave Challinor's debut outing with the Owls. Calum Kavanagh broke the deadlock for League Two Oldham before Davis Keillor-Dunn equalized for Wednesday. In extra time, homegrown defender Will Sutton poked home the winning goal in the 110th minute to knock Wednesday out of the competition.
Following the win, Kavanagh reflected on scoring against a club where his father, former Republic of Ireland international Graham Kavanagh, once played across two loan spells. Meanwhile, Oldham owner Frank Rothwell celebrated the victory with supporters in the stands, jokingly hoping to draw another Yorkshire side to deliver another defeat.
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