Norwich manager Glenn Roeder blamed poor finishing and referee Mark Clattenburg for allowing Sheffield Wednesday back into the match at Hillsborough.

An angry Roeder, who kept his players locked in the dressing room afterwards, also promised changes during the summer after a second half which saw his players lose heart in the 4-1 defeat.

Darren Huckerby put the Canaries ahead before Clattenburg gave a dubious penalty for Jason Shackell`s challenge on Deon Burton.

Roeder said: "I actually think Mark Clattenburg is one of the best referees in the country, but he's human like everyone else.

"Fortunately we didn't need all three points, but you could see our intentions in the first half - we were here to win."