Sheffield Wednesday are ready to offer new contracts to defender Tom Lees and goalkeeper Keiren Westwood. Wednesday equalled their club record of 17 clean sheets in a season on Tuesday night with a 1-0 win over promotion-chasing Brentford. The record has stood since 1978-79 in the days when Jack Charlton was manager. Tom Lees (right) is in line to offered a new deal at Sheffield Wednesday after impressing since joining the club . Lees, who joined last summer from Leeds, has been a key figure and like Westwood is among the contenders for the club's Player of the Year award. He said: 'It would have been a long summer had we not got that clean sheet to equal the club record. It would have been so frustrating because we’ve had so many games to get that one clean sheet.' With three games remaining, naturally, the defender is hoping to go one better. He added: 'Now it would be nice to set a new record. That is our target so we’ll have to see how it goes. The boys who have come in to the back four have done well. 'Our problem recently has been that we haven’t taken our chances, kept clean sheets and seen out games but we did all that against Brentford.' Along with Lees, goalkeeper Kieren Westwood is among the contenders for the club's Player of the Year award .
Sheffield Wednesday beat Brentford 1-0 in the Championship on Tuesday .
Wednesday equalled  club record of 17 clean sheets in a season with win .
Tom Lees and Kieren Westwood in mix for club's Player of the Year award .