Sheffield United are sweating on the fitness of strikers Kieffer Moore and Rhian Brewster ahead of tomorrow’s eagerly-anticipated derby clash with rivals Wednesday. Brewster missed Tuesday’s trip to Bristol City through injury while Moore limped off at Ashton Gate, soon after coming on, with a calf issue.
Both men will be given as long as possible to prove their fitness ahead of kick-off while boss Chris Wilder also has a number of other selection dilemmas to contend with as he looks to seal the Blades’ third win of what has been a very impressive week so far. We tasked our man to come up with the side he thinks will face the Owls - has he got it just about right, or what would you do differently?
9. Callum O'Hare 7
Started in the No.10 role with Hamer out wide and kept his head superbly to feed Campbell for his goal when it would have been tempting to have a go himself against a well of defenders. Performed his defensive duties well too, harrying back when needed | Getty Images
10. Gus Hamer 7
Couldn't quite get to grips with the game in the first half but showed his class early in the second when he sent Bannan the wrong way and then fed O'Hare for the Blades' opening goal. Like O'Hare, didn't shirk his defensive duties either and the big smile on his face as he won a late free-kick to relieve the pressure said it all Photo: Andrew Yates
11. Tyrese Campbell 8
A game of two halves for the striker as he enjoyed just four touches in the first 45 minutes before scoring the decisive goal of the game with his seventh, after his fifth and sixth had also gone close before his shot was blocked. Losing both Moore and Brewster was a blow for the Blades but how this man stepped up, with his third goal in four games. Who needs a lot of touches, anyway? | Getty Images
12. Femi Seriki 7
Came on for Gilchrist at half-time and gave United some real attacking impetus down the right flank as he streamed forward at will, defending superbly as well later on when Musaba streaked away down the right and looked to get a shot away at Beadle's goal | Sportimage