Jonson Clarke-Harris fondly recalls the Sheffield Wednesday match as an unparalleled experience, describing the atmosphere as the best he’s ever encountered on the pitch.

Former Peterborough United forward, Jonson Clarke-Harris, reflects on the unforgettable atmosphere of Sheffield Wednesday’s remarkable comeback in the playoffs, describing it as the most electrifying he’s experienced on the pitch.

Around this time last year, Sheffield Wednesday scripted a historic turnaround, rallying from a 4-0 deficit in the first leg against Peterborough United to draw 5-5 on aggregate and clinch victory in a penalty shootout—a moment etched in the memory of every Wednesday supporter.

Despite Clarke-Harris’s goal contribution in the initial encounter at London Road, his new team, Rotherham United, couldn’t maintain their advantage in the subsequent leg. In a candid discussion during his departure interview with Peterborough, he delves into the intensity of that fateful night.

Reflecting on the first leg victory, Clarke-Harris expresses a wish for a narrower margin, recognizing Sheffield Wednesday’s fearless onslaught in the return fixture at Hillsborough. He notes the departure from their typical style of play, fueled by the fervor of the home crowd and compounded by an early penalty concession.

Clarke-Harris acknowledges his part in the outcome, particularly the crucial moment preceding Liam Palmer’s dramatic late equalizer. Despite the opportunity to clear the ball decisively, his efforts fell short, inadvertently setting up Barry Bannan’s involvement and exposing Peterborough to the towering presence of Aden Flint in their penalty area.

Now embarking on a new chapter with Rotherham United on a two-year contract, the 29-year-old aims to aid their ascent from League One following relegation, eager to contribute to their quest for an immediate return to higher tiers of competition.