Sheffield United will be hoping to build on last weekend’s 2-1 triumph over Hull City when they face Watford at Vicarage Road on Saturday afternoon.
The Blades, who were 1-0 winners when the two sides met at Bramall Lane back in October, got back to winning ways in dramatic fashion last time out, scoring twice in the last five minutes to come from behind and beat their Yorkshire counterparts by the odd goal in three.
That sealed a first win in seven games for the Blades, meaning they will be eager to build on that victory when they make the long trip to Hertfordshire to face a Watford side who also have very little to play for between now and the end of the campaign.
With just a handful of games left, Blades manager Chris Wilder could choose to mix things up a little bit for the clash with the Hornets. Here is how The Star thinks United could line up against Ed Still’s side...
1. GK: Adam Davies
Davies will be hoping to secure just his second clean sheet since being parachuted into the starting XI at the end of February after the Blades lost first-choice goalkeeper Michael Cooper to a season-ending injury. | Getty Images
2. RB: Ki-Jana Hoever
Signed on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers in January to offer some competition at right-back, Hoever has struggled to nail down a place in the team due to the presence of Femi Seriki. However, with the trip to Watford marking the first of three games in a week, Hoever might bank just his fifth Championship start for the Blades. | Harriet Massey/Getty Images
3. CB: Japhet Tanganga
Tanganga has looked more like his usual self in the last couple of games, producing a strong defensive showing to help United end their winless run against Hull last time out. He also grabbed the assist for Danny Ings' late winner. The skipper's place in the starting XI is guaranteed. | Barrington Coombs/PA Wire
4. CB: Mark McGuinness
After a run of 11 games without getting on the pitch, McGuinness has started each of the last two, dislodging Tyler Bindon from the starting XI. The former Wednesday loanee has offered suggestions can resurrect his Blades career as he looks to try and develop a partnership with Tanganga in the heart of the defence. | Simon Bellis / Sportimage