Sheffield Wednesday's Barry Bannan had a transparent message for the followers who booed him and his team-mates after they produced one of the beautiful comebacks in play-off historical past in opposition to Peterborough. Having misplaced 4-0 away within the first leg, a 5-1 extra-time win at Hillsborough despatched the sport to penalties the place Jack Hunt scored the winner to ship the house supporters into raptures.

The first leg defeat was not acquired effectively by the Wednesday supporters, nevertheless, as they booed Bannan and chanted 'You're not match to put on the shirt!' at their crew. The membership's head coach Darren Moore was additionally the topic of vile racist abuse on social media.

But Bannan had the proper response after finishing a historic comeback, praising his supervisor and sending a message to these followers that abused the crew. He instructed Sky Sports: "Those who were booing us last week saying we're not fit to wear the shirt, have a look at this.

"What he [Moore] has accomplished is unbelievable, to show across the mindset of the gamers. I'm so happy with him how he is dealt with this week after the racism he is skilled. That one's for him.

"Everybody wrote us off. Everybody told us we couldn't do it but it's unbelievable. We've watched comebacks all week. It was all about believing. When we have the fans behind us, anything is possible.

"It's one of the best sport I've ever performed in. I'm so glad as a result of all these lads deserve it. I give all the things for this membership to get us promoted. Everybody wrote us off however we confirmed we're product of robust stuff. We're solely midway there."

After the first leg, a racial social media message was aimed at Moore and condemned by the club. "Sheffield Wednesday are appalled by a repulsive racist message directed at Darren Moore," said a club statement.

"We distance ourselves completely from this sort of abhorrent behaviour and have taken the suitable steps by issuing a right away ban on the person in query from all SWFC fixtures and occasions.

"Sheffield Wednesday stand shoulder to shoulder with Darren, the football family and wider society in condemning all forms of discrimination. The club will offer our full support to Darren and we are working together with the authorities in ensuring this individual faces the full force of the law as a result of such a cowardly and despicable act."