Brentford needed penalties to progress to the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday following a 1-1 draw with Sheffield Wednesday.The Premier League side dominated much of the tie and took an early lead through Kevin Schade, albeit in fortuitous circumstances. The German striker’s initial effort was saved by Pierce Charles but the ball rebounded back into his path off Gabriel Otegbayo and he was able to tap into an empty goal.Brentford continued to get behind Wednesday’s high defensive line and 19-year-old Charles was called into action to deny Keane Lewis-Potter and Bryan Mbeumo.A much-changed Wednesday team managed just one touch inside the Brentford penalty area in the first half, but shortly after the break Djeidi Gassama drew Danny Rohl’s side level with a superb strike from 25 yards out.That goal sparked the match into life, with Ike Ugbo and Liam Palmer testing Flekken in quick succession before Mbeumo stung the palms of Charles.Both sides pushed for the winner and…
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