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Final Result

End of the match

Stuart Attwell whistles the end of the match, Sheffield United defeats Brentford 1 -0 at Bramall Lane.  

Chris Wilder returns to the bench with a win, great game for the home side who remain in the fight to save themselves from relegation.
 

90' + 4'

The local sound announces that 4 minutes are added to the final whistle, Sheffield United are defending with all their weapons.

88'

The game is coming to an end, the visitors have let the equalizer slip away, Foderingham is the figurehead after not allowing the equalizer.

82'

Anis Slimane misses a shot in front of goal, which could have been the final blow. 

Brentford has life.

78'

Brentford have sent their pieces into attack in search of an equalizer.

72'

  • Change
  • Sheffield United
 

In: Max Lowe (3)

Out: Andre Books (35)

65'

  • Changes 
  • Brentford
 
In: Michael Olakigbe (37)

Out: Keane Lewis (23)


In: Mikkel Damsgaard (24)

Out: Shadon Baptiste (26)

60'

The locals are getting closer and closer to a second on the scoreboard.

52'

  • Change 
  • Sheffield United
In: Anis Silmane (25)

Out: William Osula (32)

50'

Pinnock gets hit hard in the face with a kick from Osula.

Second Part

At the start of the second half, Brentford made only one change for the second 45 minutes.

  • Change 
  • Brentford

In: Yegor Yarmoliuk (33)

Out: Frank Onyeka (15)
 

Half Time

With a goal at the end of the first half, the home team wins by the minimum. 

Sheffield United 1 - 0 Brentford
 

45' + 1'

Gooooal Sheffield United!

James McAtee opens the scoring when it looked like we were going into the break scoreless.

Incredible left footed shot from J. McAtee, who puts the ball into the right corner of the goal. 

Sheffield United 1 - 0 Brentford
 

45' + 3'

The fourth referee indicates that 3 minutes are added to the first half.

43'

The first half is ending, little and nothing for both teams.

36'

First dangerous shot from Sheffield, William Osula misses an important opportunity to open the scoring.

28'

After a VAR review for an alleged red card, the referee has determined that the play remains a yellow card only.

28'

  • Yellow Card
  • Brentford
Frank Onyeka

Tough tackle by Onyeka in midfield.

25'

The 'Sables' took the initiative and maintained control of the game, but failed to open the scoring.

17'

  • Yellow Card
  • Sheffield United
Auston Trusty

The first yellow card goes to the full-back.

Probability

The odds of victory are: 

21% - Sheffield United 

28% - Draw

51% - Brentford

15'

Heavy rain at Bramall Lane.

8'

The home side kept possession of the ball, but were unable to generate danger in attack.

Start of the match

Stuart Attwell says come on, because it's Saturday and there's English soccer.

Jack Robinson is historic

 

English defender and captain Jack Robinson reaches 101 games in a Sheffield United shirt.

 

 

Minutes before kick-off

 

The teams take the field, the final details are ready for the start of the game corresponding to Matchday 16 of the Premier League.
 

 

 

Brentford warm-up

 

The visitors are on the field to warm up before the start of the match:

 

 

Sheffield United warm-up

 

The 'Sables' are already on the pitch doing pre-competition work:

 

 

Statistics

These are the numbers of both teams prior to the start of the match:

 

Game Conditions

Everything looks perfect in the vicinity of Bramall Lane, weather, condition of the pitch and entry into the stands.
 

Brentford Lineup

 

This is Thomas Frank's starting XI:

 

 

Arsenal Lineup

This is the starting XI that Wilder sends to the field:

 

Arrival of Brentford

The Bees arrived at Bramall Lane with the intention of not dropping points in this match.

 

Arrival of Sheffield United

Chris Wilder's squad has arrived at Bramall Lane to face Brentford.

 

 

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We are ready to bring you the broadcast of the match between Sheffield United and Brentford, game corresponding to date 16 of the Premier League.

Next matches

In Round 17 of the Premier League, Sheffield United visit Chelsea in London, while Brentford return home after two away games to host Aston Villa in what promises to be one of the most attractive games of the week.

Other games

These are the other matches to be played this Saturday, December 9, corresponding to Matchday 16 of the English Championship:

Brighton vs. Burnley

Wolverhampton vs. Nottingham Forest

Manchester United vs. AFC Bournemouth

Aston Villa vs. Arsenal

Previous Games

  • Sheffield United
Their last match was played in midweek, when they lost 2-0 at home to Liverpool.
  • Brentford

Brentford also lost 2-1 away to Brighton.

Follow here Sheffield United vs Brentford Updates

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How to watch Sheffield United vs Brentford in USA

USA Date: [8th, december, 2023]

USA Time: 10:00 a.m ET

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History Sheffield United vs Brentford

The last time these teams met was on March 12, 2019 in the Championship, when Sheffield Wednesday defeated Brentford 2-0 at Bramall Lane.

Brentford Last Lineup:

M. Flekken; E. Pinnock, S. Ghoddos, B. Mee, M. Roersiev; F. Onyeka, S. Baptiste, V. Janelt, Y. Yarmouliuk; N. Mupay and B. Mbeumo.  

Sheffield United Last Lineup:

W. Foderingham; A. Trusty, a. Ahmedhodzic, J. Robinson; G. Hamer, J. Bogle, V. de Souza, A. Brooks; C. Archer, J. McAtee and W. Osula. 

Who will be the referee and his assistants?

The central referee for this Sheffield United vs Brentford will be Stuart Attwell; Nail Davies will be in charge of the first line; Wade Smith will be the second assistant and Darren England will act as the fourth official. 

On the VAR as commissioners Rob Jones and Ian Hussin.

Season of ups and downs for Brentford

For their part, the Red-Whites have had an intermittent season, a situation that places them in eleventh position with 19 points, tied with Chelsea. 
Brentford comes to this match with a defeat, after losing 2-1 against Brighton. It is worth mentioning that they have a fairly consistent record in the current campaign, with two wins and two defeats in their last four matches. 
A loss next weekend would cause them to drop positions, as the ranking from 15th to 10th place is very close.

Sheffield United's priority is to be strong at home

The 'Sabres' are looking to take advantage of their home condition to score points that will take them out of the relegation places, as they are bottom of the table with 5 points, of which they only have one home win and one draw.
For this reason, it is extremely important that they defend their goal and try to get as many points as possible to stay ain the competition. 
Also, last Tuesday, the club announced the hiring of Chris Wilder (who had previously been with the team), replacing Paul Hackingbottom, a change that was made to try to save the team in the English top flight.

 

The match will be played at the Bramall Lane

Soccer stadium that was founded in December 1862 and is located in the city of Sheffield in the United Kingdom. 
It has a capacity for just over 32 thousand spectators.
It is considered by the chair as the oldest soccer stadium in the world. 
It is currently owned by Sheffield United, a Premier League team.

 

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Sheffield United welcome Brentford to Bramall Lane looking to pick up points and climb out of the relegation places. 

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