Josh Windass turned Wembley into the land of the rising son with the last-gasp winner which restored Sheffield Wednesday to the Championship.
Fifteen years after his old man, Dean, volleyed the play-off final winner that took Hull into the Premier League, with the hourglass down to the last grains of sand Windass met Lee Gregory's cross with a brilliant diving header at the death. It was desperately cruel on 10-man Barnsley, who will forever curse Adam Phillips' red card two minutes after they were robbed of a clear penalty by yet another VAR clot.
The Tykes were heroic, and still managed to create the better chances in normal time, but in the end they were heartbroken – or, as they say in the south Yorkshire coalfields, eeh bah glum. Windass said: "That was probably the worst standard of game you will ever watch – the level from both teams was shocking. There was no real quality on show and luckily we got the winning goal.
