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...

5. LB: Harrison Burrows
With Sam McCallum out for the remainder of the season, Burrows will continue at left-back. He has started every game since the Blades lost McCallum in the 1-1 draw with Millwall in February. | Getty Images

6. CM: Sydie Peck
One of the very first names on the teamsheet, Peck will be hoping to secure an 11th successive league start at Vicarage Road. He is one of just a handful of players who are guaranteed a spot in Wilder's plans for next season. He will be hoping to make his mark ahead of potentially being named Championship Young Player of the Season on Sunday. | Getty Images

7. CM: Jaïro Riedewald
After missing out on a starting berth for each of United's last two matches, the Dutchman will be hungry for a recall in Hertfordshire. The former Crystal Palace man is a fans' favourite and is expected to remain at Bramall Lane this summer. He could replace Joe Rothwell and team up with Peck in the middle for this one. | Getty Images

8. RM: Andre Brooks
Brooks was restored to the starting XI against Hull after being given a rare breather from the start against Bristol City on Easter Monday. He is a likely starter on the Blades' right flank. | Getty Images

