Chris Wilder has another welcome selection headache for this weekend’s clash with Portsmouth as key man Gus Hamer returns from suspension. The forward missed United’s last two games, at home to Hull City and away at Derby County, after picking up his 10th booking of the season and a subsequent two-match ban.
In his absence United have strengthened further with the signing of Hamza Choudhury while Harry Clarke and Rob Holding give further options in defence - even if Holding’s arrival does give Wilder another decision to make, with only five of United’s six loanees allowed to be named in any matchday squad. We tasked our man to select the side he’d send out against Pompey - has he got it just about right or would you do anything differently?
9. Callum O'Hare
The bonus of playing Hamer deeper is that it allows O’Hare to keep his place in this set-up, and also return to his favoured No.10 role rather than playing out wide | Sportimage
10. Ben Brereton Diaz
On the scoresheet last weekend from the right but back on the left in my side | Sportimage
11. Tom Cannon
Another real decision for Wilder up front, with Tyrese Campbell looking as sharp as ever after coming back from injury and pushing hard. But Cannon needs to get up to speed with how United play – or more accurately the other way around – and that will only properly come from playing football | Eleanor Freeman/Sheffield United