The Owls are back in training...here’s what we spotted

Sheffield Wednesday returned to training at Middlewood Road this week with a primary focus on increasing the team's playing speed. Manager Henrik Pedersen aimed to address issues from successive goalless draws against Wigan Athletic and Stockport County. Coach Andy Holdsworth led small-sided drills emphasizing pace, quick ball movement, and creating attacking overloads.
Several individual players caught attention during the session, including defender Di'Shon Bernard displaying sharp finishing and Jamal Lowe taking Ivan Toney-style penalties. Davis Keillor-Dunn was deployed centrally rather than out wide, while goalkeeper Joe Lumley earned praise from coach Darryl Flahavan for several standout saves.
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