Kenyan midfielder Tyler Onyango was a second half substitute as Burton Albion maintained their 100% start to the English Football League (EFL) Trophy with a 3-2 win over Sheffield Wednesday.Onyango is on a season long loan to Burton from Everton where he has made a number of senior appearances including a debut in the English Premier League back in November 2021 against Manchester City.Michael Olunga engineers another hat-trick show in Duhail’s 11-goal thrillerBurton had the perfect start to the game when Sam Winnall took just eight minutes to open the scoring after Charlie Lakin put the ball on a plate for him.With the ascendency, Burton wasted no time in getting the second when Jonny Smith fired the ball home with former Manchester United defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson supplying the assist. Following the torrid start to the game, Wednesday steadied their ship and halved the deficit two minutes after the hour mark through Mallik Wilks.##NAJAVA_MECA_6651472##Wednesday went into the half time break level as Callum Paterson restored parity for them two minutes later as he rifled the ball into the back of the net after Burton failed to clear their lines. Burton however posted a mirror start to the second half as they regained the lead in the 51st minute through Davis Keillor-Dunn who expertly dispatched his penalty. Onyango was given the nod in the 68th minute as he came on for Charlie Lakin with Burton aiming to preserve their slender lead which they successfully did to sit top of Northern Group H in the competition.Zech ObieroKenyan midfielder Zecho Obiero was an unused substitute as his Leyton Orient side picked up a 3-1 win over 10-man Sutton United in the EFL Trophy.WATCH: Lokale receives birthday surprise from teammates in MoroccoA brace from Jayden Wareham handed Leyton the lead inside the opening 10 minutes while Kylian Kouassi’s goal in the 12 minute ensured Sutton went into the break trailing 2-1. Craig Eastmond was handed his marching orders for a second bookable offense in the 89th minute as Thomas James bagged the winner for Leyton in the 91st minute.
