Sheffield Wednesday's latest match against Millwall ended in a frustrating 2-2 draw, with the home team feeling they deserved more from the encounter.
Despite dominating the match and creating numerous scoring opportunities, Sheffield Wednesday were unable to capitalize on their chances, with three shots striking the woodwork and a penalty missed.
The draw was a bitter pill to swallow for the Sheffield Wednesday faithful, who had been hoping for a win to boost their team's chances in the league.
Sheffield Wednesday had started the match brightly, with their players showing a high level of intensity and determination.
However, as the match wore on, Millwall began to gain more of a foothold, and they eventually equalized to make the score 1-1.
Sheffield Wednesday responded well to the setback, and they managed to retake the lead, but Millwall were not to be denied, and they scored a second equalizer to make the final score 2-2.
Sheffield Wednesday's manager was left frustrated by the result, and he felt that his team had been unlucky not to win the match.
'We created a lot of chances, but we just couldn't seem to get the ball into the back of the net,' he said.
'The woodwork seemed to be against us, and we also missed a penalty, which was a big moment in the match.
'Despite the disappointment of the result, I was pleased with the way the team performed, and I think we can take a lot of positives from the match.'
The draw leaves Sheffield Wednesday in a precarious position in the league, and they will need to start winning matches soon if they are to achieve their goals for the season.
However, the team's fans remain optimistic, and they are confident that their team can turn things around and start climbing the league table.
Sheffield Wednesday's next match is against a tough opponent, but the team will be looking to build on their performance against Millwall and come away with a win.