Derby bingo? Yep, yellow card ticked off!

Blades defender Harrison Burrows can have no complaints as he brings to an end in an illegal manner, a marauding run forward from Dominic Iorfa.

But football being football, of course there are complaints!

It's fascinating to see the midfield battle between the two captains.

The Blades have 20-year-old Ollie Arblaster with the armband on, whereas Wednesday have Barry Bannan, all 34 years of him, and his vast experience.

Like the game, that contest is dead level at this stage.

The players are out of the tunnel and Eye of the Tiger dies down as the Remembrance Sunday formalities are under way at the MKM Stadium.

Kick-off is moments away...

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Tim Walter has made three changes to the Tigers XI which went down at Oxford in midweek.

Ryan Giles and Kasey Palmer drop to the bench while Mohamed Belloumi is expected to miss the rest of the season after suffering an apparent ACL tear on Tuesday night. He was City's joint leading scorer with two league goals.

Cody Drameh, Gustavo Puerta and Mason Burstow are all handed starts while Ryan Longman returns to the bench after a run-out for the academy side this week though Abu Kamara (ankle) remains out.

For his 100th match in charge of the Baggies, Carlos Corberan has made just one change to the side which drew at home to Burnley on Thursday night.

Mikey Johnston comes in for John Swift, who drops to the bench.

Josh Maja has eight goals this season for Albion, seven of which have come on the road.

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Marvin Johnson jogs back onto the field.

He is OK to continue. For now.

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

When Marvin Johnson is at his best then Sheffield Wednesday are at their best.

I hope he's alright.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

Both teams come over to the benches to get some instructions while Wednesday's Marvin Johnson gets some treatment on the pitch.

The first quarter of this match has flown by but goalmouth action has been low.

Owls left wing-back Marvin Johnson is down for a second time in a few minutes.

This could be curtains for his afternoon.

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The Getty Images photographers have been allowed a peek in the Baggies dressing room at the MKM Stadium.

Loving the stickerboard! And look how neatly everything is laid out.

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A nice little cross from Jesurun Rak-Sakyi finds Callum O'Hare in the box, but he is crowded out by the Wednesday centre-halves.

Without Kieffer Moore, the Blades will have to be persistent with that more delicate approach work.

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"It's not about 'last year you were seventh so you must become sixth or fifth' it's about the longer term.

"It's not about winning promotion this year and being relegated the next. It's about how we can develop this great club.

"The future is not Sunday or the week afterwards. My contract is three years. We are talking about the long-term."

Fascinating interview with Tigers' under fire boss Tim Walter on BBC Radio Humberside after their midweek defeat at Oxford United.

Well worth a couple of minutes of your time here.

A first corner of the game for Sheff Utd and Owls goalkeeper James Beadle manages to punch it clear.

Wednesday have been vulnerable at set-pieces this season, but that should be a confidence-builder.

Chris Basham
Former Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday are playing some good stuff but it's been a tight game so far.

It's nice to see the referee letting things go a few times.

The Owls get the first chance to unleash the long throw of Swedish midfielder Svante Ingelsson.

But the delivery is undone by Dominic Iorfa being penalised for a foul in the middle.

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Something momentous happened this past week for the first time ever... nope, nothing to do with America, West Brom's stalemate against Burnley on Thursday was their sixth straight league draw for the first time in their 146-year history.

Carlos Corberan's side travel to Hull this lunchtime seeking to avoid that becoming seven, if we're honest, as that would also make it nine games without a win.

Albion have the worst attack and the best defence on home soil in the entire country so far this season, and they have actually taken more points on the road (12) than at The Hawthorns (10).

Tim Walter's Tigers are winless in six, only out of the drop-zone on goal difference, and had lost seven of their past eight games against the Baggies before a 1-1 draw in their last meeting here in February.

Better news for Baggies fans is their Sunday hoodoo seems to be behind them, they have now won their past two Sunday matches, against Huddersfield in March and Pompey in September, having gone an astonishing 18 games without a win on the final day of the week before that.

Adam Oxley
BBC Radio Sheffield

It's bubbling at the minute.

There's pockets of chants from both sets of fans.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

Kieffer Moore is going to be a big miss for the home side today.

In his absence the Blades don't really have another out-and-out number nine to get on the end of crosses in the air from open play.

They're going to have to look to give the Owls defence problems in other ways.

A first hint of a chance for Wednesday and Josh Windass decides to have a crack from outside the area.

It's pretty high, wide and handsome, much to the delight of the Kop.

Despite the teams last meeting in 2019, the Owls have two survivors from that encounter in captain Barry Bannan and defender Dominic Iorfa.

There is not a single Blades player who has experienced this Steel City derby before.

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday have kept their shape well so far.