Luton Town 0 Sheffield United 0: Blades' wait for first league win under Jokanovic goes on

and the scoreline pretty much sums up the afternoon at Kenilworth Road as United fail to score again in the league and go into the international break still looking for their first win of the league season - they could maybe consider themselves a tad fortunate to get the point they have come away with after Luton hit the bar after some poor goalkeeping from Wes Foderingham, and all eyes are now on the transfer market ahead of Tuesday night’s transfer deadline. The Blades need help, and fast.

and that was average viewing at best, for me - two teams clearly short on confidence threatening a fair bit but delivering very little. Two headers at either end probably the sum of the mentionable chances, Baldock and Adebayo heading over the opposition bar. United have suffered the loss of Baldock in that half with a foot injury, Bogle coming on to replace him, and it’s not exactly been a vintage first 45 minutes for anyone in a black jersey out there. To be fair, Foderingham in goal has been solid enough apart from one hairy moment when he came to punch away a throw-in, but he’s claimed everything else that’s come his way and commanded his area well. Billy Sharp has scrapped hard as ever up front, but it’s been a thankless task so far - let’s see if there’s any improvement in the second half

as Cornick is played in down the right hand side and crosses for Adebayo, he gets up highest in the middle but can’t direct his header on target

only ends with a loose pass from Davies before Luton look to create something of their own through Adebayo, he gets past Basham but his cross is cleared and then he fouls Baldock, much to the annoyance of the home fans around us

on the volley after another cross from the left is only half-cleared into his path, it opens up but he can’t make good enough connection and it sails harmlessly wide but United have been on top in the opening 10 minutes, even if they haven’t yet tested Sluga in the home goal

by Naismith, it’s a pretty poor challenge and still the Luton skipper can’t believe it when the yellow card comes out

for the Blades as Norrington-Davies’ cross from the left is met by the head of Baldock on the right, but he heads it high over the Town crossbar

to the changing rooms after their warm-up to generous applause from their away fans behind that goal at Kenilworth Road - kick-off is 10 minutes or so away and they’ll probably fancy their chances of getting that elusive first league win of the season under their belts against a Luton side who were hammered 5-0 last time out on this patch