United won 3-1 with two goals in injury time, after goalkeeper Adam Davies had saved a second penalty from Wrexham striker Paul Mullin in an entertaining clash between two promotion-chasing sides in their respective divisions.
Here’s how we rated United’s players in the pulsating clash...
. No giantkilling tonight
A waning gibbous moon is pictured in the sky during the English FA Cup fourth round-replay football match between Sheffield United and Wrexham at Bramall Lane Photo: PAUL ELLIS
. Adam Davies 8
Had little to do in the way of saves but was decisive with a few punches away from Wrexham's long-throws. Had no chance with Mullin's first penalty but excelled to keep out his second, guessing the right way and pushing away the well-struck spot kick with a strong save Photo: Paul Terry
. Chris Basham 7
Lined up at right wing-back as Bogle was rested and received a rapturous reception ahead of kick-off, on his 500th Blades appearance. A typically committed Basham performance, capped by the sight of him taking on two men just outside his own penalty area. What a man Photo: Gary Oakley
. Anel Ahmedhodzic 7
Had a fairly tough time of it early on up against the lively Jacob Mendy down the Wrexham left but put the Blades ahead with an emphatic finish into the roof of the net after Osborn's excellent pass. Then penalised for a pull on Mullin, despite the incident appearing to take place outside the area. Subbed for Lowe Photo: Simon Bellis
. John Egan 7
Had to be in the right place in the right time to nick the ball away from Mullin and prevent a certain goal after he linked up well with Dalby. Photo: Michael Regan
1. Adam Davies 8
Had little to do in the way of saves but was decisive with a few punches away from Wrexham's long-throws. Had no chance with Mullin's first penalty but excelled to keep out his second, guessing the right way and pushing away the well-struck spot kick with a strong save Photo: Paul Terry
2. Chris Basham 7
Lined up at right wing-back as Bogle was rested and received a rapturous reception ahead of kick-off, on his 500th Blades appearance. A typically committed Basham performance, capped by the sight of him taking on two men just outside his own penalty area. What a man Photo: Gary Oakley
3. Anel Ahmedhodzic 7
Had a fairly tough time of it early on up against the lively Jacob Mendy down the Wrexham left but put the Blades ahead with an emphatic finish into the roof of the net after Osborn's excellent pass. Then penalised for a pull on Mullin, despite the incident appearing to take place outside the area. Subbed for Lowe Photo: Simon Bellis
4. John Egan 7
Had to be in the right place in the right time to nick the ball away from Mullin and prevent a certain goal after he linked up well with Dalby. Photo: Michael Regan