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What does Saido Berahino have to do to get a start? It is the question many Wednesdayites asked before and after the Owls' 1-1 frustrating draw at Bolton Wanderers.

Berahino has only started once since scoring a superb hat-trick in the 6-0 demolition of Cambridge United. Since returning from international duty with Burundi (he missed Wednesday's win over Cheltenham Town), the 28-year-old has featured twice as a substitute.

It is crystal clear Owls manager Darren Moore is trying not to tinker too much with his starting XI as we enter the business end of the season. Moore made one enforced change versus AFC Wimbledon (Jordan Storey was absent for personal reasons) and he dropped Dominic Iorfa to reinstate Storey to the defence at the University of Bolton Stadium. Storey justified his inclusion with a solid display on the right of the back three and he also scored the opening goal.

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Moore decided to stick with Nathaniel Mendez-Laing and Lee Gregory as his front two. The pair were a handful as the Owls missed numerous opportunities in the first half.

Yet a huge section of the Owls fan-base believe Berahino should be partnering Gregory in attack instead of Mendez-Laing. Berahino is a striker by