Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday collide at Bramall Lane this weekend in one of the standout matches of the Championship season.
The Blades are in the mix for a play-off place finish after an improved run of form under Chris Wilder and are hoping to secure the bragging rights on derby day for the second time this season after a comprehensive 3-0 win at Hillsborough earlier in the campaign.
Bramall Lane is renowned for being one of the loudest and most atmospheric stadiums in the division which is something Wilder will hope to lean on in the run-in, but when it comes to atmosphere the Steel City derby is a different beast entirely, with this one likely to be a sell-out.
With that in mind, we take a look at every home match this season so far to see which fixture has attracted the biggest crowd.
1. Sheffield United 1-4 Bristol City
Attendance: 28,033 - The Blades started the Ruben Selles era in disastrous fashion against the Robins. | Getty Images
2. Sheffield United 0-1 Millwall
Attendance: 26,835 - Sheffield United's start to the season went from bad to worse as a goal from Luke Cundle consigned the Blades to another defeat. | Getty Images
3. Sheffield United 0-1 Charlton
Attendance: 30,165 - A big crowd was in attendance to welcome Chris Wilder back to Bramall Lane, but the performance didn't reach the heights required. | Getty Images
4. Sheffield United 1-2 Southampton
Attendance: 27,053 - The Blades suffered their seventh Championship defeats in their first eight games as Wilder's rough start continued. | Getty Images