These are the Sheffield United players who bookies are taking bets on to make England's Euro 2020 squad

Sheffield United continued their bright start to the season on Sunday afternoon, with an all-action, 3-3 draw with Manchester United at Bramall Lane. While the Blades did throw away a two goal lead and leave it late to equalise, their fans will no doubt still be pleased with picking up another precious point.

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While it's a long way until the summer, the bookies are already starting to think about Gareth Southgate's squad, and a number of Blades players are among the runners and riders to make the squad. Here's a rundown of the players who Sky Bet have included in their odds:

Billy Sharp - 80/1

It's a huge long shot, granted. Still, stranger things have happened, and if the United captain were to get himself a regular run in the first team and find himself firing in the goals again, then just maybe...

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Ravel Morrison - 80/1

Handed another crack at the big time by Chris Wilder over the summer, the former Manchester United youth academy product has featured sparingly for the Blades so far this season. He'll need an unbelievable few months to stand a chance of making Euro 2020.

George Baldock - 33/1

If there's one thing England aren't short of, it's quality right-backs. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Kieran Trippier are both nailed on to make the squad, but with a couple of injuries, who would be their replacements?

John Lundstram - 20/1

Due to his Fantasy Premier League exploits, he's on the verge of becoming a global household name as he continues to dazzle in the top tier. There's probably a few too many midfielders ahead of him in the race for Euro 2020, mind.

Jack O'Connell - 12/1

He was unfortunate to miss out on call-up to the last England squad, given his stellar efforts at the back for United this season. There's plenty of players ahead of him in the pecking order just now, but if the Blades continue to shut out their opposition then he's surely got to be in the conversation.

Dean Henderson - 5/4

The Manchester United loanee has an excellent chance of making the squad, and is likely to earn his England debut in the friendly matches preceding the tournament. Jordan Pickford is likely to still be number one, and it looks like a straight shoot-out between Tom Heaton and Henderson for the third 'keeper slot behind Burnley's Nick Pope.