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Henrik Pedersen must consider handing start to Sheffield Wednesday new boy vs AFC Wimbledon

Davis Keillor-Dunn made a great impact in Sheffield Wednesday's comeback at Huddersfield Town, and he should be rewarded with a start.

By James Ray · The72

Published: Saturday, 17 October 2026 at 5:55 AM

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The72 argues Henrik Pedersen should hand Davis Keillor-Dunn a start against AFC Wimbledon.
Sheffield Wednesday have drawn three consecutive League One matches, including a 2-2 draw with Huddersfield Town.
Wrexham loan forward Davis Keillor-Dunn created four chances and took five shots as a halftime substitute against Huddersfield.

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The72's James Ray argues that Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen should start on-loan forward Davis Keillor-Dunn against AFC Wimbledon. The Owls have drawn three consecutive League One fixtures, narrowly rescuing a 2-2 result against Huddersfield Town courtesy of an Ibane Bowat own goal and a late Jamal Lowe penalty. Keillor-Dunn came off the bench at halftime to spark the comeback.

Ray notes that the Wrexham loanee recorded four chances created and five shots in just 45 minutes against Huddersfield. The writer suggests Keillor-Dunn could provide much-needed creative spark against Wimbledon, likely replacing either Harry Gray or Callum Slattery in the starting lineup.

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