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Darren Moore sees fringe benefits despite seeing Sheffield Wednesday stand-ins fail to shine

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Darren Moore's side beat Mansfield Town 2-1 in the second round of the FA Cup. The Owls are through to the third round after two goals from substitute Michael Smith. Moore admits he had hoped to rest some of his players but had to use them late on.

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Darren Moore sees fringe benefits despite seeing Sheffield Wednesday stand-ins fail to shine

Darren Moore admitted he was forced to use substitutes he had hoped to rest to get Sheffield Wednesday into the third round of the FA Cup, but he thinks the minutes his fringe players got in their legs would have done them good.

1 year ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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