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That's it, it's all over, the referee has blown the final whistle.
Goal!! Sheff Wed have scored with Leon Clarke putting it in the back of the net.
Sheff Wed are replacing Ben Sahar with Leon Clarke.
Goal!! Deon Burton scores for Sheff Wed.
Jon Otsemobor is being taken off, Alex Pearce has come on in his place.
The referee has booked Sean McAllister.
Norwich are replacing Dion Dublin with Jamie Cureton.
Matty Pattison is replaced by Lee Croft.
Sheff Wed are replacing Steve Watson with Graham Kavanagh.
Sheff Wed are replacing Franck Songo'o with Sean McAllister.
Goal!! Ben Sahar scores for Sheff Wed.
The second half is under way with the score currently at 1 v 1.
Half time whistle is blown by M Clattenburg
Jermaine Johnson goes into the referees book for unsporting behaviour.
Deon Burton takes a penalty for Sheff Wed and scores!.
Goal!! Darren Huckerby scores for Norwich.
It's 2pm on Sunday, May 4th, the match has kicked off.
Deon Burton scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday bounced back from an early shock to secure Championship football for next season. Wednesday manager Brian Laws had refused to rely on other results and demanded a victory against Norwich City to make sure his side avoided the drop. Laws, who has worked wonders after a calamitous injury list left his side flirting with relegation for a large part of the season, breathed a sigh of relief as his side struck three second-half goals. Norwich, already safe after a 3-0 win over QPR eight days ago, broke the deadlock in the ninth minute, after Dion Dublin's trickery had left a gaping hole in the Wednesday rearguard. Darren Huckerby burst through from midfield, as makeshift full-back Jermaine Johnson gave him too much space. Dublin played a neat dummy to allow the Norwich winger to run on, before coolly slotting the ball beyond Lee Grant from 12 yards. Dublin, playing his last game before bringing a 23-year career to a close, almost scored when his header flashed inches wide from Darel Russell's precise cross before Wednesday were back on level terms in the 23rd minute. Burton's surge into the area was ended by a lunging tackle from centre-back Jason Shackell and Burton sent keeper David Marshall the wrong way from the spot to register his eighth goal of the season. On-loan striker Bartosz Slusarski carved out a half-chance as Wednesday slowly recovered from their nervy start but with three defenders in pursuit he dragged the ball wide of the far post from 16 yards. Wednesday took the lead in the 53rd minute, Ben Sahar steering Slusarski's low cross beyond Marshall from close range. Huckerby should have scored when he ran through unmarked only to fire wide before Burton calmed the home fans' nerves 14 minutes from time when he turned Tommy Spurr's deep cross over the line from four yards out before substitute Leon Clarke added a fourth with three minutes to go.
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