Davis Keillor-Dunn scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday thrashed AFC Wimbledon 5-0 at Hillsborough.

Barry Bannan, Harry Gray and Callum Slattery were also among the goals as Wednesday extended their unbeaten run in League One to seven games.

The visitors failed to register a single effort on target and are now without a win in their past four league games.

Wednesday were on top from the start with Gray, Keillor-Dunn and Reece James all threatening.

Wimbledon's resistance was ended in the 38th minute when Bannan linked up well with Keillor-Dunn before his shot found the net with the aid of a deflection.

Keillor-Dunn made it 2-0 a minute later, sprinting clear through the middle.

Gray added a third goal in the final minute of the half with an impressive finish.

Wednesday went further ahead in the 56th minute when Reece crossed from the left and Slattery applied a close-range finish.

Keillor-Dunn completed the scoring in the 85th minute with a low shot from the left-hand side of the area.

Myles Hippolyte put shots off target either side of the break with Wimbledon's best chances on their miserable trip north.

Report supplied by the Press Association.

Davis Keillor-Dunn scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday thrashed AFC Wimbledon 5-0 at Hillsborough.

Barry Bannan, Harry Gray and Callum Slattery were also among the goals as Wednesday extended their unbeaten run in League One to seven games.

The visitors failed to register a single effort on target and are now without a win in their past four league games.

Wednesday were on top from the start with Gray, Keillor-Dunn and Reece James all threatening.

Wimbledon's resistance was ended in the 38th minute when Bannan linked up well with Keillor-Dunn before his shot found the net with the aid of a deflection.

Keillor-Dunn made it 2-0 a minute later, sprinting clear through the middle.

Gray added a third goal in the final minute of the half with an impressive finish.

Wednesday went further ahead in the 56th minute when Reece crossed from the left and Slattery applied a close-range finish.

Keillor-Dunn completed the scoring in the 85th minute with a low shot from the left-hand side of the area.

Myles Hippolyte put shots off target either side of the break with Wimbledon's best chances on their miserable trip north.

Report supplied by the Press Association.

Davis Keillor-Dunn scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday thrashed AFC Wimbledon 5-0 at Hillsborough.

Barry Bannan, Harry Gray and Callum Slattery were also among the goals as Wednesday extended their unbeaten run in League One to seven games.

The visitors failed to register a single effort on target and are now without a win in their past four league games.

Wednesday were on top from the start with Gray, Keillor-Dunn and Reece James all threatening.

Wimbledon's resistance was ended in the 38th minute when Bannan linked up well with Keillor-Dunn before his shot found the net with the aid of a deflection.

Keillor-Dunn made it 2-0 a minute later, sprinting clear through the middle.

Gray added a third goal in the final minute of the half with an impressive finish.

Wednesday went further ahead in the 56th minute when Reece crossed from the left and Slattery applied a close-range finish.

Keillor-Dunn completed the scoring in the 85th minute with a low shot from the left-hand side of the area.

Myles Hippolyte put shots off target either side of the break with Wimbledon's best chances on their miserable trip north.

Report supplied by the Press Association.

Davis Keillor-Dunn scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday thrashed AFC Wimbledon 5-0 at Hillsborough.

Barry Bannan, Harry Gray and Callum Slattery were also among the goals as Wednesday extended their unbeaten run in League One to seven games.

The visitors failed to register a single effort on target and are now without a win in their past four league games.

Wednesday were on top from the start with Gray, Keillor-Dunn and Reece James all threatening.

Wimbledon's resistance was ended in the 38th minute when Bannan linked up well with Keillor-Dunn before his shot found the net with the aid of a deflection.

Keillor-Dunn made it 2-0 a minute later, sprinting clear through the middle.

Gray added a third goal in the final minute of the half with an impressive finish.

Wednesday went further ahead in the 56th minute when Reece crossed from the left and Slattery applied a close-range finish.

Keillor-Dunn completed the scoring in the 85th minute with a low shot from the left-hand side of the area.

Myles Hippolyte put shots off target either side of the break with Wimbledon's best chances on their miserable trip north.

Report supplied by the Press Association.

Davis Keillor-Dunn scored twice as Sheffield Wednesday thrashed AFC Wimbledon 5-0 at Hillsborough.

Barry Bannan, Harry Gray and Callum Slattery were also among the goals as Wednesday extended their unbeaten run in League One to seven games.

The visitors failed to register a single effort on target and are now without a win in their past four league games.

Wednesday were on top from the start with Gray, Keillor-Dunn and Reece James all threatening.

Wimbledon's resistance was ended in the 38th minute when Bannan linked up well with Keillor-Dunn before his shot found the net with the aid of a deflection.

Keillor-Dunn made it 2-0 a minute later, sprinting clear through the middle.

Gray added a third goal in the final minute of the half with an impressive finish.

Wednesday went further ahead in the 56th minute when Reece crossed from the left and Slattery applied a close-range finish.

Keillor-Dunn completed the scoring in the 85th minute with a low shot from the left-hand side of the area.

Myles Hippolyte put shots off target either side of the break with Wimbledon's best chances on their miserable trip north.

Report supplied by the Press Association.