Sheffield United vs Burnley

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T he Story So Far...
Catching up and recording events from Bramall Lane…
— TUESDAY 11th OCTOBER
United’s U21s defeat Coventry City
3-0 with goals from Sydie Peck, Owen
Hampson and Theo Williams.
— SATURDAY 15th OCTOBER
United’s U18s are beaten 2-1 in the
South Yorkshire derby against Barnsley.
Jack Waldron equalised for United, who
had Sam Aston sent off, with the Reds
winning the contest late on.
CHAMPIONSHIP
SHEFFIELD UNITED 3
McATEE 8, NDIAYE 23, NORWOOD 90
BLACKPOOL 3
YATES 30, 42, DOUGALL 51
RED CARD: FODERINGHAM 90; EKPITETA 78, THOMPSON 81, LAVERY 90
Blades: Foderingham, Baldock (Khadra 84), Basham,
Sharp (Brewster 64), Egan, Norwood, Doyle, Osborn
(Ahmedhodžić 64), McAtee (McBurnie 64), Ndiaye,
Norrington-Davies. Unused: Davies, Robinson,
Arblaster.
Blackpool: Maxwell, Connolly, Yates, Dougall,
Madine (Hamilton 85), Lavery (Williams 82), Ekpiteta,
Thompson, Patino, Thorniley, Bridcutt (Wright 75).
Unused: Carey, Corbeanu, Poveda, Grimshaw.
United and Blackpool shared the spoils
after a six-goal thriller at Bramall Lane.
United raced into a two-goal advantage
through James McAtee’s first senior
strike and an Iliman Ndiaye header.
The Blades were pegged back though
before half time thanks to a Jerry Yates
brace, before Kenny Dougall put the
Tangerines in front just after the break.
Late on, Blackpool were reduced to nine
men, and Anel Ahmedhodžić had a goal
disallowed whilst Rhian Brewster missed
a penalty. Just when it looked like time
was running out, Ollie Norwood netted
in the 98th minute to earn United a point.
The drama continued after the whistle
with both Wes Foderingham and Shayne
Lavery sent off.
Referee: D. Webb — Attendance: 28,458
▲ Mia Enderby scores against Bristol City
— SUNDAY 16th OCTOBER
▲ Iliman Ndiaye celebrates United’s second against Blackpool
United Women are defeated 3-1 by
leaders Bristol City at Bramall Lane. Mia
Enderby scored United’s consolation,
her third of the season.
SHEFFIELD UNITED vs BURNLEY