Sheffield United take on AFC Bournemouth when domestic football kicks off again after a pause in play for the latest international snorefest and Blades fans' minds might wander back to a special moment in recent history against the same opponents.
United had just been promoted back to the top flight under Chris Wilder and not a lot was expected of them on their Premier League return after a gap of 12 years. So it came as no surprise to most when they found themselves a goal down at the Vitality Stadium after a 62nd minute goal from Chris Mepham.
United had been in the game but even against a team who weren't seen as one of the big guns, it was a noticable step up in quality from what they had been used to - especially those who had come through from League One.
However, with just a couple of minutes remaining Billy Sharp came off the bench to scramble home an equaliser and spark wild scenes in the away end.
"There were a lot of ricochets and bobbles around the goal and up steps Mr Sheffield United," said Wilder. "I am delighted for him and everyone else at the club."
While a draw at Bournemouth might not have seemed like much but it did offer an early confidence boost for the Blades and they would go on to have an incredible season where at one point they were challenging for European places. Had a global pandemic not hit, then who knows how things would have turned out but a ninth-placed finish wasn't too bad at all.
Here's the team from that day and what's happened to them since...
1. Dean Henderson
Dean Henderson was in his second loan spell having helped the Blades into the Premier League. Remained a firm favourite and went back to Man Utd at the end of the campaign hoping to be number one but was held back by Covid and injuries. Went on to have an injury-ravaged loan spell at Nottingham Forest before moving to Crystal Palace where he also picked up an injury in his first appearance for the Eagles Photo: Getty
2. Chris Basham
Still at Bramall Lane and still a Sheffield United hero having come up from League One with the Blades. Currently recovering from a horror injury sustained at Fulham earlier this season
3. John Egan
John Egan is also still at United and the club captain, notching up more than 200 appearances so far for the Blades. Also currently out injured
4. Jack O'Connell
Should have played for England and even though he's had to retire shamefully early because of an ongoing knee injury, will still go down as one of the greats at Bramall Lane. "And if you throw a brick at him...."