Sheffield United fans in the stands during the Sky Bet Championship match against Watford at Bramall Lane: Isaac Parkin/PA Wire.Sheffield United fans in the stands during the Sky Bet Championship match against Watford at Bramall Lane: Isaac Parkin/PA Wire.
Sheffield United fans in the stands during the Sky Bet Championship match against Watford at Bramall Lane: Isaac Parkin/PA Wire.

Sheffield United player ratings gallery v Watford as Egan, Robinson excel in huge win

Danny Hall
By Danny Hall
Published 25th Feb 2023, 17:05 BST
Sheffield United were back to winning ways this afternoon as they beat Watford 1-0 to re-establish their seven-point gap over Middlesbrough in the Championship table.

In the end it was an own goal that secured the points for the Blades on a nervy afternoon at Bramall Lane. Here’s how we rated the players...

Came on for Fleck and almost found the opener when he skipped past his man but saw his well-struck effort palmed away by Bachmann. A very impressive cameo from an impressive young man

13. Subs: Tommy Doyle 7

Came on for Fleck and almost found the opener when he skipped past his man but saw his well-struck effort palmed away by Bachmann. A very impressive cameo from an impressive young man Photo: Andrew Yates

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Replaced Lowe and put in a good shift down the left flank, forcing Bachmann to make another smart save from the rebound of Doyle's effort. Looks a better option at LWB as things stand

14. Ben Osborn 7

Replaced Lowe and put in a good shift down the left flank, forcing Bachmann to make another smart save from the rebound of Doyle's effort. Looks a better option at LWB as things stand Photo: Victoria Jones

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Came on for McBurnie on his return from injury

15. Billy Sharp

Came on for McBurnie on his return from injury Photo: Andrew Yates

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