Sheffield Wednesday were well beaten by Doncaster Rovers.

Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen defended his tactical shifts following a 2-0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers, marking their second loss in five days. Wednesday started with a three-man defense before switching back to a back four after just 20 minutes, having already conceded two set-piece goals inside the opening 16 minutes.
Pedersen explained the initial tactical switch was intended to protect fatigued players and counter Doncaster's long-ball approach. Defender Liam Cooper admitted players lacked responsibility on set pieces, while loanee Kieran Morrison was shifted from wing-back to the wing during the loss.
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