Sheff Utd Club details

Also known as

The Blades

Ground

Bramall Lane

CAPACITY 32,702
LENGTH 112 yards
WIDTH 72 yards

Manager

Chris Wilder

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
Sheff Utd	132	70	36	26
Northampton	126	61	37	28
Oxford	269	121	78	70
Halifax	312	120	115	77

Year Formed

1889

Chairman

Kevin McCabe

Address	Bramall Lane
	Sheffield

Post Code	S2 4SU
Website	www.sufc.co.uk

Current Squad

1 Dean Henderson (G)
25 Simon Moore (G)
31 Jake Eastwood (G)
NA Jake Bennett (D)
2 George Baldock (D)
3 Enda Stevens (D)
5 Jack O'Connell (D)
6 Chris Basham (D)
7 John Lundstram (D)
12 John Egan (D)
13 Jake Maxwell Wright (D)
18 Kieron Freeman (D)
19 Richard Stearman (D)
20 Kean Bryan (D)
28 Martin Cranie (D)
4 John Fleck (M)
8 Kieran Dowell (M)
15 Paul Coutts (M)
16 Oliver Norwood (M)
21 Mark Duffy (M)
22 Marvin Johnson (M)
9 Leon Clarke (F)
10 Billy Sharp (F)
11 Ben Woodburn (F)
14 Gary Madine (F)
17 David McGoldrick (F)
39 Conor Washington (F)

Sheff Utd in Championship

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Leeds	27	16	6	5	+18	54
2	Sheff Utd	27	15	5	7	+18	50
3	Norwich	27	14	8	5	+14	50
4	West Brom	27	13	8	6	+20	47
5	Middlesbro	27	12	10	5	+11	46

Players loaned in

1Dean Henderson (G) from Man Utd
8Kieran Dowell (M) from Everton
16Oliver Norwood (M) from Brighton
22Marvin Johnson (M) from Middlesbrough U21
11Ben Woodburn (F) from Liverpool
14Gary Madine (F) from Cardiff

Players loaned out

Callum Semple (D) to Queen of Sth
Chris Hussey (D) to Cheltenham
Ben Heneghan (D) to Blackpool
Sam Graham (D) to Oldham
Daniel Lafferty (D) to Peterborough
Rhys Norrington-Davies (D) to Barrow
George Cantrill (M) to Guiseley
Nathan Thomas (M) to Notts Co
Samir Carruthers (M) to Oxford
Ricky Holmes (M) to Oxford
Regan Slater (M) to Carlisle
Harvey Gilmour (M) to Tranmere
Ched Evans (F) to Fleetwood
Tyler Smith (F) to Doncaster
Caolan Lavery (F) to Bury
David Parkhouse (F) to Boston Utd
Jordan Hallam (F) to Chesterfield

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Match in Focus

19:45 TODAY BBC1

Southampton v Derby

Home Win	Draw	Away Win

Key stats

Saints have failed to win nine of their ten home games this season

Expert verdict

Southampton have made steady progress under new manager Ralph Hasenhuttl. However, the way in which the Saints let a 2-0 lead slip at Pride Park shows that the Austrian still has some work to do and upcoming good opportunities for Premier League survival may be more important than this replay. The cup isn’t top of Frank Lampard’s list of priorities this term, either, as he attempts to steer Derby into the top flight but their attacking style of play is unlikely to be tinkered with.

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