Sky Sports pundit names ‘really impressive’ Sheffield Wednesday man as his MOTM vs Brentford.
After Sheffield Wednesday’s hard-fought Carabao Cup defeat to Brentford, Sky Sports analyst Curtis Davies heaped praise on one of their players.
Sheffield Wednesday performed admirably against Brentford on Tuesday night, leading to a penalty shootout victory.
After dominating the first half and leading 1-0 at halftime, it appeared that the Bees would cruise to victory.
But Djeidi Gassama scored from range unexpectedly, giving the Owls new life at the Brentford Community Stadium.
Wednesday may have even picked up a victory for themselves. However, the game went to penalties, and Liam Palmer was unfortunate enough to miss the tenth one.
Danny Rohl’s sid delivered some remarkable performances. Pierce Charles, Owls youth goalkeeper, stood out on the night.
Curtis Davies was impressed by Sheffield Wednesday’s Pierce Charles at Brentford.
This season, the 19-year-old is just getting better.Charles earned his Northern Ireland debut this month and delivered a strong display against Premier League competition on Tuesday.
He made four saves that night. Charles also had the most touches of any Wednesday player (54) and the most accurate passes (22).
Sky Sports analyst Curtis Davies talked favorably of Charles after the game, claiming that the Owls shot-stopper was his Player of the Match.
Davies commented: “Excellent. Many of the saves he made were predictable. But it was simply his demeanor throughout the game.
Davies said, “He puts his body behind it so beautifully. And throughout the game, his comfort on the ball and confidence emanated off him.
“I thought it was a really impressive, really all-round performance, and for me he was the Player of the Match.”
Charles was a summer transfer target for Sheffield Wednesday, however he remained at Hillsborough because to Ben Hamer’s injury.
Pierce Charles has ‘the world at his feet’.
Although Sheffield Wednesday supporters have only watched Charles play a few times in cup games, we’ve seen enough to believe he has a bright future.
To be able to make the saves he makes and distribute the ball so well at such a young age is a testament to his abilities.
He fits in well with Sheffield Wednesday’s style of play and never seemed out of place against a quality Brentford side.
Last month, Owls skipper Barry Bannan praised Charles, stating, “He’s got the world at his feet.”
“It’s just about him keep working hard and progressing, and I’m sure he’ll have a bright future.”
With James Beadle’s loan expiring at the end of the season, Rohl believes Charles should be ready for regular Championship games by next season.
A loan departure in January could be excellent. Even if Beadle is recalled in January or departs for whatever reason, Charles’ arrival shortly might be extremely advantageous heading into next season, when he could be the Owls’ number one.
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