At the end of what has been a rather catastrophic season for Sheffield Wednesday, Darren Moore's side narrowly failed to complete what would have been a great escape from the Championship relegation zone.

Following a decent run of form which ensured that the Owls' battle for survival lasted until the final day of the Championship season, Wednesday could not overcome Wayne Rooney's Derby County despite battling to a 3-3 draw against the Rams.

A number of Wednesday's players turned in impressive displays despite the result, but one man who will undoubtedly want to forget his performance in the fixture as quickly as possible is Adam Reach.

Over the 90 minutes, the midfielder was incredibly wasteful with his passing, completing just 18 of his 27 attempted passes - his success rate of 67% ranking him as Wednesday's fourth-worst passer of those who started the fixture - as well as not finding his man with any of his eight crosses and successfully completing just two of his five attempted long balls.

Furthermore, the £23,000-per-week Reach lost possession of the ball a whopping 22 times, as well as being dribbled past twice by Derby players, highlighting just how much of a passenger the midfielder was on a day when the Owls needed everyone on song.

Indeed, this is reflected in the 28-year-old's overall SofaScore match rating of 6.5,with his score only bettering that of Keiren Westwood's 5.9 and Joey Pelupessy's 6.3 of the Wednesday players who started the game at Pride Park.

With the result meaning Wednesday will be playing their football in the third tier of English football as of next season, Reach now has a long summer ahead of him to reflect on his performance, which appears to have cost Darren Moore and his Sheffield Wednesday teammates most dearly.

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