Carlos Carvalhal praised Sheffield Wednesdays performance after his side became the first club to beat Huddersfield at the John Smiths Stadium this season. A Fernando Forestieri penalty was enough to hand Wednesday all three points in a hard-fought 1-0 win on Sunday.Victory moves Carvalhals side up to seventh in the Sky Bet Championship table, while they also denied fellow Yorkshire club Huddersfield the opportunity to return to the top. When we play at the home of a team that are doing really well, where theyve won all their games [this season], we cant say this is a normal win, said Carvalhal. Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Huddersfield and Sheffield Wednesday We know why we won. We were doing well in the last six or seven games even if we lost one or two.My players discovered the soul of the team. We are playing compact and we understand what we must do because we know the competition.We studied Huddersfield, the dynamic that they have and we blocked them very well. Fernando Forestieri scored from the penalty spot My players were fantastic, great teamwork and this is the way to the future.Although Huddersfield enjoyed more of the ball, it was Wednesday who created the greater number of clear-cut chances.The visitors hit the woodwork twice, with Forestieri going close with a superb dink over the keeper which hit the post. Fernando Forestieri celebrates after scoring the winner against Huddersfield With this win we have more confidence. Im so happy for the players, said Forestieri.We are lucky but I was unlucky before when I hit the post in a one-on-one and then I took my second chance.But it is important that we won, and thats more important than anything. Fernando Forestieri opens the scoring from the penalty spot Meanwhile, Huddersfield boss David Wagner had no complaints after they were unable to break down a stubborn Owls defence.Its a disappointing result but I dont have any complaints about the performance, the effort, the attitude, the fighting attitude, said Wagner.If two strong sides play against each other then its even - its tight like it was today.One situation decided the game and unfortunately it was a situation for Sheffield Wednesday.I can accept this result because we performed good - not outstanding but good. This is Sheffield Wednesday, one of the top teams in this division, and we are able to be competitive against them.You can watch Liverpool v Man Utd, plus Englands tour of Bangladesh and the British Masters on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy six months at half price! 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SOUTHPORT, England -- Ayako Uehara of Japan felt confident with the putter and played in the best weather Royal Birkdale has to offer. It was the right combination to take the lead Thursday in the Womens British Open. And the best she could manage was a 4-under 68. Pot bunkers can present problems on any links course. Throw in some thick grass and par becomes a problem. Michelle Wie could attest to that. The U.S. Womens Open champion spent too much time chipping out of sand and rough on her way to a 75. Cristie Kerr didnt make a birdie, shot 81 and withdrew with a sore back. Only nine players broke par, all but two of them in the relative calm of a sunny morning along the Irish Sea. "Its only going to get harder," defending champion Stacy Lewis said after a 71. "Anything under par on this golf course is a good score." Uehara got her lone mistake out of the way early and made another bogey after the opening hole. She made three birdies in a four-hole stretch, added two birdies on the back nine and built a one-shot lead over Mo Martin. "Ayako obviously put up a really good number," said Lewis, who played in her group. "She seems like she wasnt in trouble at all. She was just greens, greens, centre of the green. You can kind of learn a little bit from that and maybe not go at so many pins." Morgan Pressel scrambled her way to a 70, joined by Sarah Kemp and Mina Harigae. The only players who broke par in the afternoon were former U.S. Womens Open champion So Yeon Ryu and Amy Yang, who played in the final group at the U.S. Womens Open last month. Both shot 71. "I dont think they can make it any easier," Pressel said. That doesnt bode well for Wie, who was introduced on the first tee as the U.S Womens Open champion and then posted her highest score of the year. Wie had to birdie the par-5 18th hole -- the only time she hit driver -- to finish 3 over. "Thought I made a good game plan," Wie said. "Just didnt hit good shots today." Alena Sharp of Hamilton, Ont., had a 2-over 74. The scores Thursday might have been a preview of what the men can expect next week at Royal Liverpool for The Open Championship, through Royal Birkdale is a stronger test. The links courses are separated bby about 25 miles, and a wet spring has allowed the grass to get thick and lush.dddddddddddd That makes it difficult to make contact with the golf ball, assuming it can be found. Tiger Woods won at Liverpool in 2006 on a fast course with wispy grass. "The golf course is so hard, I couldnt imagine four days of this much rough and all the wind and everything it entails," Lewis said "Its nice to have it pretty calm today." Pressel had 23 putts, though only four of them were for birdie. She escaped with par when she found trouble off the tee and one time salvaged bogey. Playing her third shot from the right rough to a pin on the right side of the tough 16th green protected by a pot bunker, Pressel played short of the green and got up-and-down to limit the damage. Her putter made all the difference. "I was happy that I made it look easier than it actually was," Pressel said. It wasnt like that for everyone. Paula Creamer was 5-over par after five holes and rallied for a 75. The best comeback belonged to Jessica Korda, who went out in 39 and then made four birdies on the back nine to return to even par. Karrie Webb, Inbee Park, Suzann Pettersen and Kraft Nabisco champion Lexi Thompson also were at even par. The way it looked Thursday, anyone around par might be in good shape when it ends on Sunday. Wie now has to climb back on a course that makes it feel as though she has to scale a mountain. She tried to rely on her powerful stinger off the tee, using mostly hybrids, to stay short of the bunkers and out of the rough. But she hit only seven fairways, leading to three of her bogeys. "I definitely felt like my tempo was a little bit off," Wie said. "But its a long way until Sunday, and I battled out there. Its not the score I was looking forward to on Thursday, but it could have been a lot worse." Martin had a plan for Birkdale, too. She is one of the shorter hitters on the LPGA Tour and cant recall a round where she hit so many 3-woods off the tee, all in an effort to stay out of trouble. "Every hole, every shot is its own test," Martin said. "You just really have to have so much strategy. It keeps you in the moment and its a challenge. Its a fun challenge." ' ' '