Hull City 0-2 Sheffield Wednesday: Owls end long penalty drought with win against Hull

Hull City head coach Tim Walter told BBC Radio Humberside:

“It was unlucky. We again missed big chances to score, then you get a penalty against you and the heads went down a bit. It’s a human reaction.

“They are playing my style but it’s not easy when you hit the post, and then are five metres in front of the goal and shoot against the goalkeeper. It’s hard to accept but we have to accept it, and we have to fight. At the moment we can’t score, and that’s our biggest problem.

[On his position] “I am tough, I’m not afraid of situations. I have harder things in life than a football game, there are much more problems in our world than a football game.

“I love my job and all I want to do is work for the club, fight for the club and be successful for the fans.”

Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl told BBC Radio Sheffield:

“In the first half we were outstanding with the ball. Against the ball there are points we have to improve – we dropped a little bit deep, and it was about box defending today.

“In 20 minutes we had so many chances and you never know how many chances you will get again, so we have to improve. It’s a small step again, no more, but in the end it was fully deserved.

[On half-time substitutions] “Josh had a little bit of a tight hamstring and Ike had a good performance, a big step on his way, but it was to get fresh bodies in, not about performance. I wanted to bring speed in with Musa.”