Notts County v Sheffield Wednesday: Davis Keillor-Dunn says Owls looking to 'blow away' Magpies

The Owls had one of their best performances of the season on Saturday, beating Wimbledon 5-0 at Hillsborough, but consistency, not the scale of your peaks, is the measure of a promotion-winning side.

Wednesday, who have more points away from home from one fewer game, now have to back it up at Meadow Lane on Tuesday, but Keillor-Dunn is confident they can.

"We'll be doing our research on Notts County, and we've just got to go into it with full expectations of going there and putting on a great performance like Saturday's," said the striker, who got his first two league goals of the season as well as an assist on Saturday.

"They're a good side. Notts County have done really well last season.

"It will be a tough test going there, but I think we've got to be really confident. We haven't lost in nine games so we've got to think, why not go and do another one? Why not go one step on?

"You see in games, the fans always want more, and we're trying to build and stuff, and the fans are, like, 'Forward!'

"That's the expectation. Simple as that. We want to score goals and blow teams away.

"So with no disrespect to Notts County, we want to go there and blow them away.

"That's exactly what we'll be working to do.

"The boys will rest, recover, do all the right things and be fully prepared for Notts."

As to how his team can find more consistency having scored 12 games at home this season, but all of them having come in two matches, the striker said: "Just getting in the right positions.

"I had a few chances at Huddersfield, and my dad always says to me, it's when you're not getting the chances, that's when you worry.

"I knew I was getting chances in the Huddersfield game, in half a game.

"So I was like, if I get chances on Saturday, I should convert one at least.

"Two was a little bit better."