article_snippet.sent: With both teams playing with high defensive lines at Hillsborough there were a high number of long balls attempted by each side but, with few finding a high number of long balls attempted by each side mark, the game produced nothing of note for the vast majority of the first half.
article_snippet.sent: It took until the 35th minute for a decent chance to present It when a whipped cross found Caolan Lavery in the box but the Owls striker could not wrap Caolan Lavery foot around his foot and the ball sailed wide of the post.
article_snippet.sent: The second half started in a livelier fashion to the first and that was evident after 49 minutes when some clever play from Brentford around the box presented Andre Gray with an opportunity to get a shot on goal but Kieran Lee (second left) effort skimmed agonisingly past the post.
article_snippet.sent: However, the promise of exciting football and the chance of goals petered out as The second half wore on.
article_snippet.sent: Both sides managed to work Both sides into good areas but could not produce the final pass to create clear-cut scoring opportunities.
article_snippet.sent: The breakthrough finally came in the 75th minute when Lee ghosted into space in the box and was unmarked as a parried ball from David Button fell at Lee feet.