Scunthorpe United 3 Sheffield United 2 LIVE: Iliman Ndiaye and Rhian Brewster cut deficit

and it’s Daniels who puts the home side ahead, capitalising on a defensive error from Broadbent to smash home the opener

as Feeney gets on the end of another clearance from Dewhurst and gets the right side of Robinson, but he rushes his shot on the left foot and it’s comfortable for Amissah in the Blades goal

from the home fans as Nuttall gets on the end of Dewhurst’s long kick forward which catches out Basham, the striker goes down but nothing is given

and has support from Fleck and Jebbison, he elects to try and go himself and is crowded out - much to the Scotsman’s frustration

through the middle but the whistle had already gone for a foul - you could see his eyes light up from here as he eyed up the gaping hole in the middle of the home defence

but it doesn’t matter as the flag was already up for offside

after getting stuck in the travel chaos on the M18 - will run down the starting XIs shortly

Sheffield United have young Premier League loanee Reda Khadra, the Brighton and Hove Albion starlet who spent time last season on loan at Blackburn Rovers, in their sights as they look to continue their summer recruitment drive.

Khadra impressed in both games against United last season, scoring in a 3-1 Rovers win at Ewood Park, although he did see a penalty saved excellently by Wes Foderingham in the return leg at Bramall Lane.

Khadra began his career at Borussia Dortmund and moved to Brighton in 2020, but he has only played four minutes of competitive football for the Seagulls.

He did play 28 times for Rovers last season, though, so at least has some senior experience in the Championship. Here, we take a look at what he’s like, what’s been said about him – and where he may fit in if he comes to United …

Sheffield United are waiting to hear if Reda Khadra accepts their invitation to join them on loan next season, after discussing the terms of the proposed agreement with both the player and his parent club Brighton and Hove Albion, writes James Shield.

Khadra visited Bramall Lane earlier this week, where he was given a presentation outlining how United plan to use him next season by manager Paul Heckingbottom and other members of his coaching staff.

By granting the 21-year-old permission to travel north, Albion signalled they are happy with the arrangement they have discussed with United. Officials at the Championship club are also confident that Khadra’s decision to make the long journey north confirms he views them as a viable option after apparently being declared surplus to requirements by Heckingbottom’s counterpart Graham Potter.