Norwich City head coach David Wagner expressed his disappointment in his team after they let go of a two-goal lead at halftime against Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship on Tuesday. Speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk after the match, Wagner acknowledged the team’s strong offensive play and solid defense, despite conceding two set-piece goals.
Despite their impressive first half, Wagner admitted that the team failed to capitalize on their chances to secure the win. He highlighted missed opportunities from counterattacks as the main factor that cost them the match. Despite this setback, Wagner praised his team for their overall performance in terms of playing football, creating chances, defending, and competing at a high level throughout the game.
Wagner commended his players for competing well in the second half against Sheffield Wednesday’s aggressive tactics. He said that he was pleased with their attitude and work rate but disappointed with their decision-making skills when it came to taking chances.
If you want to hear more about David Wagner’s thoughts on Norwich City’s performance against Sheffield Wednesday, listen to his full interview here on BBC Radio Norfolk.
