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and there’s just one change for the Blades, with Jayden Bogle replacing the injured George Baldock - that means two more call-ups for youngsters on the bench, left wing-back Harry Boyes and right-sided defender Femi Seriki

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until the teamsheets are handed in and made public, who are you hoping to see on the teamsheet? Can’t imagine too many changes considering how well United played at Everton, and surely Dan Jebbison keeps his place?

Like many Sheffield United fans weary from being forced to watch every minute of the Blades’ nightmare season so far on TV in his living room, Dean Hussain could not believe his eyes when United confirmed ticket details for their last game of the campaign at home to Burnley.

Dean vented his frustration at the £40 price for adults, before going one step further and attempting to create some good out of the situation. He set up a fundraising page, inviting fans to donate the money they would have spent on a ticket to a good cause instead, and at the time of writing has raised over £2,200 for Sheffield Children’s Hospital in just a few days.

Sheffield United’s next action, the appointment of a new manager, has never been more vital and pressing.

As one who’s desperate for a chance to change the narrative, I hope they get it right.

It’s too late for regrets about something that can’t be repaired but how everyone in and around the club must wish they could move on from it.

Paul Heckingbottom hopes that Rhian Brewster uses Daniel Jebbison’s first Sheffield United goal as inspiration to get off the mark himself in Blades colours before the end of the season.

Sheffield United midfielder John Fleck has been named in the Scotland squad for this summer’s European Championships, his country’s first major tournament since the 1998 World Cup.

and it’s always better to go into a game on the back of a win, isn’t it? Last weekend’s win at Everton may have been too little too late for United’s survival hopes but it certainly seems to have lifted the mood, and United will be hoping to continue where they left off at St. James’ Park this evening...