Sheffield Wednesday fans say the same thing about Henrik Pedersen dismissal after what happened vs Wrexham 

Sheffield Wednesday continued their dire form on Saturday as they lost 1-0 to Wrexham at Hillsborough.

Defeats have become common at the Owls throughout the campaign, with the one to the Welsh side being their 20th in the second tier this season.

However, while Sheffield Wednesday’s current situation has made relegation inevitable, many fans believe that Henrik Pedersen should be getting more out of the squad.

As a result, many have now turned on the manager as the Owls continue to sit on negative points.

Sheffield Wednesday fans demand Henrik Pedersen is sacked 

Sheffield Wednesday fans have slowly turned on Pedersen in recent weeks.

The Owls have now lost their last seven in all competitions, and are at serious risk of not reaching a positive points total by the end of the campaign.

To date, their last and only league win of the campaign came in September, when they beat Portsmouth at Fratton Park 1-0.

However, with this being a distant memory, fans can simply not take Pedersen’s negative football any longer, especially with results still not coming through despite the defensive tactics.

As a result, they have taken to X to demand that the manager is sacked after their latest defeat to Wrexham.

What did the stats say about Sheffield Wednesday’s defeat vs Wrexham?

Unfortunately, the stats are not a kind reading for Owls fans after the defeat.

According to BBC Sport on 31 January, the hosts only mustered 31.2 per cent possession, which resulted in five shots, two of which were on target.

In comparison, Wrexham dominated, having 68.8 per cent of the ball, which resulted in 12 shots, four of which were on target.

The visitors also had a better xG at 1.44 compared to 0.39.

Sheffield WednesdayWrexham
Possession31.2%68.6%
Shots 512
Shots on target 24
xG0.391.44
Wednesday were battered by Wrexham according to the stats

Therefore, it is becoming increasingly evident that Pedersen’s tactics are simply not working and are now giving the Owls any type of advantage.

While a defeat was no doubt expected against a Wrexham side that were on the up, with relegation essentially ensured, fans want to see Wednesday go for the win more.

As a result, if Pedersen cannot change his tactics to try to produce either results or more exciting football, his dismissal at Hillsborough appears inevitable in the coming weeks.