Norwich City 2-2 Sheffield Wednesday: Championship – As It Happened | Soccer

Daniel Farke, Norwich Head Coach, talks. "The guys are brilliant and that spirit and attitude carry us through the season," he says. "Once again, we had ridiculous decisions against us and to leave again, 11 undefeated matches, it is exceptional. We have a really unique attitude. We have a winning world clbad mentality. This team never knows when they lost a match. We are still fighting against probabilities and have been able to find an answer. "

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Steve Bruce speaks. "It's cruel," he says. "When you see the goal [the winner] again: "Is this a free kick?" I doubt it. The referee then played five and a half minutes when it was five minutes to play and he said that he allowed 30 seconds for a replacement. He has 30 seconds more. We feel hurt today because the referee did not do his job. De Forestieri adds, "For the first time in a long time, he looks good. He had some injury problems but, unfortunately, it is towards the end of the season that we see the real Forestieri. We have practically nothing to play, but we rolled up our sleeves and, for me, we deserved to win the match. "

This was another brilliant advertisement for the championship. A sensational end to another jubilant and entertaining encounter. Many positives for both teams, but avoiding the defeat was huge for Norwich, who drew in his last three games and went to Stoke City on Easter Monday. They could seal the promotion there, depending on how Sheffield United and Leeds United rank respectively in Hull and Brentford. For Norwich, Max Aarons, 19, has once again been great, while Wednesday will be encouraged by a warm performance. In addition, anyone inside Carrow Road will not forget that Fernando Forestieri strikes right away; it was a beauty. Steve Bruce's attack on Bristol City is as follows, although one point leaves them simply too much to do to qualify for the playoffs.

It's a draw that looks like a win for Norwich City. Mario Vrancic, who equalized in stoppage time, speaks. "I was sure I was really going, I trained for those moments and I'm glad it happened," he says. "It's a very important point, we have five points ahead of three games to play, but it's not done yet." Fernando Forestieri, with great eloquence, said: "I am happy for Norwich, they deserve to win the championship.They are likely to be champions."

Norwich never knows when they are beaten. They save what could prove to be a precious point to death. Sheffield Wednesday would probably have been hit hard, but Steven Fletcher made a good effort to put Steve Bruce's team in the forefront.

Do this eight goals in the 90th minute or later! Mario Vrancic puts a good free-kick over Wednesday's wall and zooms into the top corner. Dawson had no chance. Carrow Road explodes, but Farke is totally unshakeable.

90 + 5 min: Norwich free kick, just at the edge of the penalty area. Vrancic blames a fault and buys one from Marco Matias. It will surely be the last shot of the game. Vrancic also believes it …

90 + 3 min: Klose pbades into the box after collecting a pbad from Pukki after a high ball ahead, but it's an optimistic cry for a penalty. Norwich will take anything at this point. Wednesday, then, with Lucas Joao making substantial progress, Godfrey finally clearing. Wednesday could have added a third.

90 + 3 min: Wednesday defend superbly once again. And when Norwich recycles the ball, Srbeny and Klose take the Pelupessy sandwich.

90 + 2 min: Hernández is replaced by Timm Klose, and the first act of the giant defender will consist of trying to cross the Norwich corner.

90 + 1 min: Onel Hernández makes his way through the right flank and takes a shot on goal, but on Wednesday. Norwich runs after an equalizer!

90 min: There will be five minutes of stop. Norwich scored seven goals in the 90th minute or later this season …

88 min: Leitner hangs the ball for Stiepermann, but Cameron Dawson reads it like a book and gathers calmly from the sky.

86 min: Barry Bannan and Steven Fletcher play a dreamy dunk, and the latter ends up swinging the ball into the box, but Norwich comes in just as Fletcher tries to shoot. Wednesday flew away, leaving Norwich open but could not give the seat a sliding up.

84 min: Zimmermann spoils a routine release. Maybe it will not be Norwich's night? On Wednesday, those who choked and remained firm when needed have almost arrived.

83 min: Vrancic slips Pukki into the channel, but the attacker gets his center completely wrong. Off goes Jamal Lewis, replaced by Srbeny.

82 min: Unable to call Jordan Rhodes on the bench – the striker can not cope with his parent club – Norwich prepares Dennis Srbeny.

81 min: On Wednesday, Mo Leitner loses a boot as a result. Norwich is doing well, but on Wednesday we calmly pbad another attack.

80 min: George Boyd plays the role of the villain of the pantomime, getting a reservation after shooting the jersey of Max Aarons, who was again implacable on the right flank. At 19, Aarons has a huge future. Norwich's free kick is high, 20 yards from goal.

79 min: Mario Vrancic arrives at Tom Trybull's place. Farke presents a slightly more offensive invention in the midfield of Norwich.

77 min: Joao's first act is to clear a routine bend in Norwich. But the ball keeps coming back Wednesday, which has not managed to erase his lines. Dominic Iorfa's boxes were smart, sweeping the ball after Aarons sent a ball in the air to the back post where Onel Hernández was hiding.

76 min: This is the last contribution of Forestieri, with Lucas Joao summoned in his place. Forestieri's right boot proved to be a lethal weapon for Wednesday.

75 min: Forestieri has another point of distance, this time he makes an effort towards the goal, although he is far from the goal. Another great success.

72 min: Forestieri makes Aarons fall on the edge of the region with a clumsy challenge! Aarons wraps his arms around referee Geoff Eltringham to inform him that he made the wrong decision, although the replays show that the foul was well and truly outside the penalty area. But Norwich did not manage to make the most of it. Stiepermann ended up falling on Cameron Dawson after recycling the ball to the edge of the box.

71 min: Dawson throws his shot on goal for a shot from Norwich. The crowd benefits, Steve Bruce not so much.

70 min: Onel Hernández lights the post-burners so that they pbad beyond Iorfa but Lees does well to close the door. Norwich continues to sound but Leitner's desire is his fall while he hurts Matias on the right flank.

68 min: Fletcher takes off a half-volley rocket, but Krul is up to it! Everything stems from a free kick after Pukki was accused of committing a foul on Matias. Wednesday win a foul after their attempt to trundle forward was intercepted by the Norwich striker when returning to do the rushing.

67 min: Pelupessy has to dig his head to clear the ball as Norwich rises through Jamal Lewis on the left flank. Another corner is clearly cleared by Iorfa before the attempt to counter Wednesday.

66 min: Lees tries to push Onel Hernández out of the box before Matias retrieves the ball, but the referee fires first for being a little too zealous in the challenge. Bannan replaces Onomah. Norwich wastes the resulting free kick, poor Leitner's cross.

65 min: Kenny McLean makes a tête-à-tête for Norwich! Brilliant plays on the right flank of Max Aarons, who gallops forward before cutting in and delivering a center in flight. McLean is there to defeat him, beating Tom Lees to score the goal, but he misses Cameron Dawson's goal.

63 min: Norwich and Farke are still looking for a change, while Steve Bruce is preparing Barry Bannan.

62 min: Michael Hector slips to Onomah with a nice ball ahead, but on Wednesday he fails to make the most of the men. Instead, Norwich flies after giving up possession. Daniel Farke must consider a change. They look unusually devoid of ideas in the last third.

61 min: Palmer clears Pukki who is hiding. In fact, the Norwich striker had a momentum while Stiepermann recycled the corner, but Wednesday, it is good to remain firm. Forestieri then goes down on the left and buys a fault from the German, who ends up banging the ball of frustration.

60 min: Matias concedes a corner as Lewis advances to meet a pbad in the air. Mo Leitner will make him come back again …

58 min: Wednesday, Sheffield seems to enjoy the role of party-goers, with Onomah and Boyd gesturing with pleasure. Norwich, for the first time really, went a little flat. But surely not for long?

56 min: Steven Fletcher performs a labyrinth on the right flank. He causes all kinds of problems – with his feet and hands …

54 min: Stiepermann takes a little effort just off!

A twist in the plot of the promotion! A sneaky ball bounces from the left and Fletcher manages to put his big toe on to direct the center of the goals. Tim Krul is livid because after making a great first save, Fletcher seems to manipulate the ball, bringing it back with his left hand before the striker goes off to celebrate. A controversial goal, and Krul wins a reservation for his frustrations.

50 min: A big stop by Tim Krul to prevent Forestieri from getting a second goal! The Dutchman gets a strong left hand to another poisonous strike from Forestieri. Wednesday did not come to overturn. They are serious.

49 min: Ben Godfrey takes a wide look! George Boyd inadvertently hits Leitner's corner at the far post and Godfrey reaches the last post to score the goal, but he nods. It was a golden chance, almost such a good opportunity that he seemed to take Godfrey by surprise.

48 min: Onel Hernández and Lewis play a nice two on the left flank. Lewis crosses the finish line and wins a Norwich corner. They play short and receive another quickly. Leitner will make him come back again …

46 min: Onel Hernández was superbly successful, pushing forward – being constantly pulled back by Onomah – before Leitner took over, and he too was at fault. Norwich plays a fast free kick and the match is free. Hernández has wreaked havoc with almost all his contacts. No staff changes in the meantime, but George Boyd gets a hand with his laces.

Essential half-time reading:

A low shot by Marco Stiepermann was canceled by a striker from Fernando Forestieri. Wednesday's striker swiveled to the edge of the field before letting 25 yards pbad, with Forestieri scoring the goal of the season. They will line up at Sheffield Wednesday's end-of-season awards dinner for the purpose of the season's gong. Adam Reach, absent due to Achilles tendon injury, scored two beauties during this campaign. Still, Norwich is on the right track to get the job done. They were spotted by an absurd leveler.

45 + 2 min: Hector is adamant: he deserved a goal kick after catching the ball away from Stiepermann, but the replays showed that a corner was the right decision. Leitner delivers, but he is erased energetically. And that's it.

45 + 1 min: Wednesday, ceding intelligently, and pbading from defense to the attack before the move collapsed halfway. Come back Norwich by the right, by Max Aarons, but he can not get a net shot. The teenager's back-end seems to have been removed by Palmer inside the box after recovering a magnificent heel by Onel Hernandez. But the referee is unmoved and Norwich must start again.

42 min: Liam Palmer makes a remarkable move to avoid a corner by putting himself side by side with Pukki and putting aside Norwich's front. Norwich is left with a touch but still seeks to maintain the pressure. Onel Hernández ends up being fed to the inside of the box by Pukki – who is clearly fouled after pbading the ball – but the first player tangles his legs. No fault is inflicted on Pukki after the disappearance of the benefit.

41 min: Stiepermann tries to feed Onel Hernández with a superb deep pbad, but Lees reads it impeccably, slipping to cut his legs. Norwich wins the corner, but Dawson clearly hits Leitner's delivery.

39 min: Sheffield Wednesday tries to play in Steven Fletcher – but Krul intervenes at the crucial moment to intervene. This goal brought new life to Wednesday, which was far from over and was dusty even for a purpose of the end.

37 min: Good news: Aarons gets up. It seemed very painful for Aarons, the young EFL player of the year. He had a good season.

36 min: Max Aarons and Liam Palmer collide on the line of demarcation and the latter eventually inadvertently trample the Norwich teenager. Aarons seems to be hurting and will need treatment. Palmer seems to continue well.

34 min: Pelupessy is on for Hutchinson, who has been trying to fight but is hanging on the hamstring after getting caught halfway in the very construction of this equalizer. Daniel Farke looks totally perplexed on the sidelines, probably stunned by the magnificence of this Forestieri strike.