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So, game one of the EFL play-offs is done and dusted, and what a game it was (if you're a Peterborough fan certainly) but we've still got 14 left to go!

If tonight's game is anything to go by then we are in for an absolute treat.

Posh absolutely blew the Owls away tonight with a thumping 4-0 victory and you can read the report from the match just here.

We've got three more play-off matches for you tomorrow, with one from each division.

For starters we have the other League One tie as Barnsley head to Bolton at 15:00 BST, then for main course it's Sunderland v Luton in the Championship at 17:30 and for dessert (this has got pretty laboured now hasn't it?) the League Two match-up between Salford and Stockport.

Hope you can join us then and thanks for your company this evening.

Cheers!

Mike, Hull: As a Wednesday fan, this hurts. After putting together such a good season, we’ve capitulated in the worst of fashions. The games against Forest Green and Burton have cost us dearly.

Anon: Wednesday can't handle the big games. Bottled it against Barnsley, which cost us our momentum and ultimately the league, and tonight they have bottled it again. I am embarrassed to be a Wednesday fan but I expect nothing better.

Understandably downbeat mood among Wednesday fans. Again, they finished 19 points above Peterborough in the regular season.

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Prior to tonight the only other time the Owls conceded four times in a game was when their club record 23-match unbeaten run came to an end with a 4-2 reverse at Barnsley in March.

They've certainly chosen their moments to have these games...

Brian Laws
Ex-Sheff Wed manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

The players have let themselves down with the performance. The fans have let them know that.

The problem with the players is they're caught in a position where they will get pilloried whether they go over or not. They're going to have to stick their chests out and take that on the chin because that performance tonight was really poor.

There's always hope. I know it's very, very small - it's barely alight. What's the point in doing the second leg if you don't believe? They might not win it but they can try to overturn this awful game tonight.

The fans will be pessimistic and think it's impossible. The only people who can change that are the players. They've got to try to get a win.

Let's give credit where credit's due: Peterborough did a job on Wednesday tonight. Their three forwards held back five players. Wednesday were two men down, because three have taken care of five.

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Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony and director of football Barry Fry were in understandably high spirits at the end of the game.

The mood was very different in the Sheffield Wednesday camp...

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

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It's dreamland, really. It's unheard of: gatecrashing the play-off party and coming in a storm.

Taking a 4-0 lead to Hillsborough, it really would take something to blow this now. They can concede up to three goals, but I'm hoping they keep a clean sheet.

What you will see with Darren Ferguson is that he will probably downplay this result.

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The most remarkable play-off semi-final first leg I think I've ever seen.

Right, I'll just go from the start, shall I?

Jack Taylor's shot squirmed under Cameron Dawson at the near post to give the home side an early lead and Joe Ward's deflected effort doubled the advantage before the break.

Kwame Poku made it three after the break and then Jonson Clarke-Harris made it four with just under 10 minutes to go.

Most Sheffield Wednesday fans left long before the end and those left now are making their feelings about their side's showing be known.

The second leg is at Hillsborough on Thursday but surely this is all over?

Ephron Mason-Clark is off and Ricky-Jade Jones is on for the home side.

Peterborough are just looking to see the game out with some keepball.

They will go to Hillsborough on Thursday with the most handsome of leads.

Damian: Momentum counts for everything. Posh were euphoric to have made the play-offs and the Owls were deflated not to get automatic promotion. Attitudes change outcomes.

Bert Schouwenburg: Play-offs are always going to throw up some anomalies. Perhaps the best way to proceed would be to have single games rather than two legs, with the best-placed team at home.

Julian Hudson, Norwich: The play-offs were brought in to reduce the number of meaningless end-of-season games at half-empty grounds. On the final day of the current Championship season, only two games had nothing riding on them. And there have been some cracking play-off finals over the years - true supporters' finals with so much at stake. The clubs voted them in, it has to be said. I'm in complete favour. They work a treat.

Keep the thoughts coming - both on this tie and the play-offs in general.

Six minutes of time added on.

Six minutes of partying for the home fans.

For the away fans who are left it's six minutes of hoping their side can find a goal to at least give themselves a glimmer of hope.

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What on earth does Owls boss Darren Moore do between now and Thursday?

In other news, Sheffield United's Twitter account has just posted a photo, external from their Premier League promotion parade.

How about that for timing?

Just to remind you.

Sheffield Wednesday won 96 points in the regular season, they finished 19 points above Peterborough

The play-offs man.

Wednesday bring on Reece James for Michael Ihiekwe.

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

It's absolutely bouncing in here. These are the nights you dream of - for a semi-final to have such a one-sided scoreline.

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I'm not sure I've ever seen a play-off game like this.

In fact, I'm almost certain I haven't.

The Owls end is rapidly emptying.

Brian Laws
Ex-Sheff Wed manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Incredible, absolutely incredible.

I'm speechless with the way Wednesday have been defending. We've a back five who've been outdone by their front three. They've taken Wednesday to the cleaners.

It's shambolic. Goodness knows what Darren Moore is thinking on the touchline, because this doesn't reflect a team that doesn't concede many goals. They've capitulated.

So much has gone wrong tonight. This is an impossible task now.

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Into the final 10 minutes.

You really do feel that Sheffield Wednesday MUST get a goal back if they're to have any chance of getting to Wembley.

The second leg is at Hillsborough on Thursday.

Let's have a quick and highly unscientific poll.

If this finishes 3-0 tonight do you give Wednesday any chance of getting through to the play-off final?

Click the thumb up for yes and down for no.