Sheffield United: Another award! More reason for Chris Wilder to celebrate as Blades boss pips Pep Guardiola to top prize

Chris Wilder has been named LMA Championship Manager of the Year. Simon Bellis/Sportimage

The Blades boss pipped Norwich City’s Daniel Farke to the Championship prize, handed over at the League Managers Association Awards in London on Tuesday night.

And he followed that up by being given The Sir Alex Ferguson trophy for the LMA Manager of the Year.

The award is considered the most prestigious as it is voted for by other managers. Wilder was also the only manager to take an award on the night having not won his respective division.

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The LMA League One manager Of The year award went to Luton's Mick Harford, who stepped down from his caretaker role at the end of the season with Graeme Jones now set to take charge.

Danny Cowley collected the League Two award after Lincoln claimed the title with 85 points.

The Premier League Manager of the Year award went to Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola.