Presuming Chris Wilder isn’t telling us all fibs, then Sheffield United head to West Yorkshire to face Leeds United on Friday night with an almost clean bill of health - or at least no changes since the match against Luton Town before the latest momentum-busting international break.
Back then, Jack Robinson had taken a place on the bench having suffered injury this season so far and durin the week he added a few minutes under his belt when playing a part in the under-21s win over Sheffield Wednesday at Bramall Lane. The only other long term absentee is Tom Davies, so in predicting the starting XI for this upcoming fixture, we have a lot to pick from.
Wilder barely changed his starting XI for about five or six games before shaking things up a little just before the break. He’s got options again and so do we so here’s who we picked to take on Leeds United.

9. Gus Hamer
Another who was left out last time out but he's a big player for the big occasion and he'll not be arming the bench at Elland Road, not least so that he can show why Leeds should have dug a bit deeper if they really wanted to sign him | Sportimage

10. Callum O'Hare
Was tempted to keep Rhian Brewster in the team and drop O'Hare as he's not showed in the last few games the kind of displays that caught the eye at the very start of the season. However, I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt after a little break | Getty Images

11. Kieffer Moore
"Does a lot more than score goals..." etc etc. There's no doubting that but he'll know himself that's how he's judged so he'd be best getting on the scoresheet sooner rather than later. What better time than against Leeds? | Sportimage


