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Bolton Wanderers and Sheffield Wednesday eked out a game of two halves at the Reebok tonight - a draw was probably a fair result, with both teams enjoying lots of the ball in midfield, but both unable to make anything of it.
From a Wednesday point of view, Barry Bannan was Barry Bannan in that he had plenty of possession and did nothing with it, whilst Wanderers again tried to include striker and ex-Wednesday man Gary Madine to no avail.
Ben Amos was solid in goal, Dean Moxey, Prince-Désir Gouano, Lawrie Wilson and Derik Osede again showed what a competent backline they were.
Mark Davies failed to hit the heights of the weekend's Wolverhampton Wanderers game, whilst the less said about Liam Feeney the better.
The one incident of note in the second half came via another long-term injury suffered by star man Zach Clough who fell under an innocuous tackle, apparently damaging the other should to that which he dislocated in March. It was confirmed by BEN writer Marc Iles soon after full time:
Bad news for #bwfc - @ZachClough out long term with shoulder injury that may require surgery.
— Marc Iles (@MarcIles) September 15, 2015
My own personal highlight came in the form of a half-time dinner dance which took place between a dozen couples of pensioner-age.
Yes, you read that right.
It was weird and it was wonderful. It made up for a slightly disappointing result:
I have no idea what's going on here #bwfc pic.twitter.com/uMuJ6hsaos
— Chris Manning (@19manning83) September 15, 2015
Told you it was mental.