Sheffield United v Burnley LIVE
The Clarets have won just once in 18 attempts in the league at the home of the Blades which came during the 2008-09 season.
Martin Paterson, Graham Alexander (pen) and Chris Eagles netted in a five-goal thriller on that occasion.
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Hide AdSean Dyche's side have won their last two games on the road, both with clean sheets, and a repeat of that would match club records at this level.
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Sheffield United v Burnley LIVE
Key Events
- The Clarets could complete a first league double over the Blades since the 2008-09 campaign
- Burnley won the reverse fixture 1-0, with captain Ben Mee scoring the winner at Turf Moor
- Burnley have won just once in their last 18 league fixtures at Bramall Lane
- Martin Paterson, Graham Alexander (pen) and Chris Eagles were on the scoresheet on that occasion in a five-goal thriller in December 2008
- Sheffield United could claim an unwanted Premier League record should they lose for a 30th time this season
- The Blades have scored 19 goals - the top-flight record for fewest goals scored in a season is 20 by Derby County in 2007-08
- The Clarets could equal the club Premier League record of three successive away victories and three away clean sheets in a row
- Sean Dyche's side have lost six of their past eight league fixtures
- The Clarets have lost all five Premier League matches without injured goalkeeper Nick Pope, conceding 17 goals
- A 15th place finish is the best the Clarets can hope for this season
Chance for the visitors
Tarkowski beats Ramsdale to Westwood’s free kick but Norwood is on hand to head clear.
The Blades cut through the Clarets
Osborn carries the ball through the middle - Burnley’s defence backs off - and he gets a shot away. However, Norris is equal to the attempt.
GOAL: Sheffield United 1 Burnley 0
McGoldrick is allowed to travel with the ball and threads it into the corner.
Chance for the hosts
McGoldrick steals in at the back post, ahead of Gudmundsson, but puts a Stevens cross wide.