The Blades look sharp. The Tigers look tame. But it's early days, and you know what the Championship is like. Nothing is determined in September.

Yorkshire spoils go back to Sheffield and United are up to third, despite their two-point deduction.

Hull remain winless after five matches and are in the mire... for now at least.

Plenty to ponder for Tim Walter, but another useful three points for Chris Wilder as he aims to lead his side straight back to the Premier League.

Go and get some rest, we'll be back here in less than 14 hours for a bumper Saturday programme.

Leeds v Burnley and Millwall v Luton are our lunchtime specials. That's surely something to whet the appetite.

See you tomorrow, goodnight!

Ian Viner: Walter Out, Walter Out, Walter Out.

RtSimwon: I bet Liam Rosenior is laughing.

Rosenior was sacked in May after guiding Hull to their first top-half finish since 2016 and just missing out on a play-off place.

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McCallum on his first goal for the club: "I had a look around and thought nobody was getting in there. I fancied my chances.

"I saw [Andre] Brooksy made the run off the back of their defender, so I made the run off the back of him. I was just screaming at him from behind."

After scoring his first goal for Sheffield United, Sam McCallum told Sky Sports: "I said when I signed we are building something here.

"It's not my usual role but I tried to come on and make an impact, show the manager what I've got. I ran my socks off.

"It's always good to have a Friday night game with a weekend off to follow, feet up and recover."

Sheffield United goalscorer Gus Hamer told Sky Sports the Blades had planned to catch Hull in possession and hit them on the counter-attack.

He said: "We trained on it. We knew on the counter they had gaps. We trained on it all week, and finishing - I hit the bottom left, Sam hit the bottom right.

"We are aiming for promotion. The fans deserve it. The team we are building is amazing, I think we can push."

Hamer also revealed he came off with a calf problem but that it was 'nothing to worry about' and he would be fine for the next match.

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Fozzie: Top 10? We'll be lucky to finish 24th.

Leonard R. Gregory: Another two points in the bag up the M62 - it’s great to see one club putting some pride in Hull.

Hull KR won 24-0 at Leigh Leopards in the Super League this evening.

Chris Wilder must be smiling on the inside, even if he's not doing it on the outside.

The Blades boss heads to the raucous fans in the corner of the MKM and gives them a clap. His side are up to third in the table.

Watching your team win a Yorkshire away derby on a Friday night must be the best way to start a weekend, by the way. Those travelling fans are loving every minute.

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Matt: As a neutral, I took a lot of flak from Hull supporters when I said sacking Liam Rosenior as manager was a mistake as he was getting results despite less than favourable tactics and a team that was not that big on paper.

Liam is a decent and hungry young manager who took a relegation-threatened team to the brink of the play-offs.

Based on early form and poor business, I can't see how Hull can improve their form right now. I think I should have played the lottery that week after last season finished.

Rob Kozluk
Ex-Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

If you could bottle what the Sheffield United players are experiencing now, it would be magic. It's brilliant to see them with the fans.

Things are looking good. Chrissie Wilder got this one right. You can only play what's in front of you.

Hull were always going to have moments - when you're the home side, you've got to take the game to your opponents.

If you were sitting in the stands as a Hull City season ticket holder tonight, you can't be happy with what they're showing.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

I'm seeing that Hull aren't good enough and they don't believe in the system the manager wants to play.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield United have not enjoyed an unbeaten run as long as this to start the season since the 2012-13 season.

They'll have to go some way to eclipse that run - it was 16 games.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside sports editor

There are a smattering of boos from the Hull fans who have stayed until the end for this one.

A fairly dismal performance, it has to be said. Barely glimmers of hope.

It quite simply wasn't good enough again. The Tigers are still winless.

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The Blades' unbeaten start continues, as does their winning run on Humberside - that's four in a row here now.

Hull have now lost back-to-back games, not scored in three, and await a first win under German boss Tim Walter who, in this day and age, is realistically already under the microscope.

Sheffield United were ruthless, their finishing was clinical. Hull played some nice stuff and won 16 corners, but failed to take the only real chance they created when Marvin Mehlem thumped the bar with a header.

Right-footed left-back Cody Drameh swings in a cross from the flank but it's too high for everyone.

Hull still showing plenty of willing, but it's their naivete which has cost them tonight.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside sports editor

We're in mass exodus territory around us.

Lots of empty seats. City fans have resigned themselves to defeat.

City have disappointed again and are still seeking their first win in any game under Tim Walter, including pre-season.

It'll be interesting to see what he says. He has to be out quite quickly for TV commitments.

Harrison Burrows sends in a swerving low shot from 20 yards out after Rhain Brewster led another Blades sortie forward, but Ivor Bandur is able to get his body behind it.

Time is ticking away for Tigers as the travelling fans sing fondly about Greasy Chip Butties...

Rob Kozluk
Ex-Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

They'll be selling t-shirts saying 'where were you on the night Brewster scored?'

I'll be selling them.

Rhian Brewster last scored a goal in Sheffield United's 3-1 defeat at Stoke City in October 2022. That was his first for the Blades since the previous January.

Kieffer Moore is replaced by Jamie Shackleton for the final three minutes and added time.

Anel Ahmedhodzic has had a quietly imposing game at the back for Blades. Always in the right place when needed. Too good for the Championship, surely?

Maybe that goes for Sheffield United as a whole?

Charlie: I see Sheffield United's plan of reassembling the Coventry City side of 2020 is working a treat.

John, Hull: Goalless in two games, winless in five. That's what happens when you lose all your goalscorers in the summer and fail to sign a proven Championship striker.

Kasey Palmer's lovely flick past the last defender is just on a slightly different wavelength to Liam Millar who looks agonised as the ball rolls through to the Sheffield United keeper while he is flat-footed on the edge of the area.

Frustration abounds in Kingston, this evening. Unless you're in the away end, it seems.