lliman Ndiaye of Sheffield United has a shot on goal saved by Matt Ingram of Hull City: Andrew Yates / Sportimagelliman Ndiaye of Sheffield United has a shot on goal saved by Matt Ingram of Hull City: Andrew Yates / Sportimage
lliman Ndiaye of Sheffield United has a shot on goal saved by Matt Ingram of Hull City: Andrew Yates / Sportimage

Sheffield United v Hull City: 'Wasn't his night' - Player ratings on night of frustration at Bramall Lane

Sheffield United failed to cut the gap between themselves and the top six as they drew 0-0 with Hull City on a night of frustration at Bramall Lane.
Danny Hall
By Danny Hall
Published 15th Feb 2022, 21:50 BST
Updated 15th Feb 2022, 22:02 BST

Oli McBurnie had the best chances for the Blades, while Morgan Gibbs- White saw a shot deflected over the bar.

The Tigers had some decent opportunities themselves, with the impressive Keane Lewis-Potter looking dangerous down the left flank.

Ultimately both sides had to settle for a point – City’s first in four matches – with United back in action here at Bramall Lane this weekend against Swansea City.

Here’s how we rated United’s players…

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Ultimately both sides had to settle for a point – City’s first in four matches – with United back in action here at Bramall Lane this weekend against Swansea City.

Showed some good moments as he drove forward down the right channel

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Showed some good moments as he drove forward down the right channel Photo: Simon Bellis

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