Sheffield Wednesday player ratings after Reece James' moment of madness in Peterborough defeat

Produced a stunning save to keep out Taylor's 40-yard piledriver in the first half. Made a couple of good stops to thwart former Owls loanee Marriott. Looked suspect from crosses all evening.

Put in several strong challenges but also some iffy moments in possession. Moved to the left of the back three to accommodate Iorfa.

Threw his body on the line to stop a certain goal from Marriott. Won his headers and did not over complicate things in possession. One of the better performers.

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Acquitted himself well in the early stages on his first league start but was then sent off after a reckless challenge on Ward. It was a high foot and James can have no complaints over the decision.

Has been a shining light this season. The long-serving defender was the captain for the evening and he put in a captain's performance. Was solid defensively and worked hard with and without the ball

Worked his socks off after James' red card. Forced Bergstrom into a smart stop after good work from Gregory. Is still finding his feet in Owls colours. Booked.

Was rather quiet in the middle of the park. Was sloppy on the ball and a number of his passes went astray. A disappointing evening.

Struggled to make an impact on his return to the side. Reacted angrily after being subbed off following James' dismissal. Clashed with assistant manager Jamie Smith as he made his way off the pitch.

Got into some good positions down the let but his end product should have been better. Failed to get tight enough to Ward to close down his cross for Clarke-Harris' header. Their second goal also came down his flank.

A hard-working shift from the Scot. Held the ball up better than