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Phew, it's all over.

Sheffield United fans, you've had a hell of a start to the season, haven't you? Chris Wilder's promoted side have moved up to fourth in the Championship table.

Meanwhile, Sheffield Wednesday remain in 10th place but their unbeaten run comes to an end.

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Today's superb match brought down the curtain on another exciting weekend in the Championship.

League leaders Leeds held off Ipswich to record a 3-2 win at Elland Road on Saturday, while there were also wins for Cardiff and Wolves in second and third.

Meanwhile, Sunderland, beaten by the Bluebirds at home, slipped into the bottom three as their dismal 2017 continued.

What a return from Leon Clarke against his former club. Not just one but two vital goals towards Sheffield United's victory.

What an afternoon he's had.

Sheffield United midfielder Paul Coutts told Sky Sports:

"It's massive for the city, the derby's been away for a few years so it means a lot and it's a great win for us, especially here.

"We've seen this [David Brooks' performance] in training for a while. It's great to see, he's a young lad with a bright future.

"We'll enjoy tonight, it's a massive three points. It's nice to get one over our local rivals."

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It's all over and Sheffield United have done it. What a victory.

They've been absolutely excellent today and it's been an incredibly entertaining derby.

Credit to Sheffield Wednesday, they fought back with a valiant performance in the early stages of the second half, but Leon Clarke's double proved the difference for the Blades.

Not a bad return from the first Steel City derby for five-and-a-half years, eh Chris?

What a game David Brooks has had. The 20-year-old has been brilliant for Sheffield United.

He's replaced by John Lundstram as the game draws to a close.

Jack Hunt tees up Owls striker Gary Hooper once more but his shot on goal is blocked by Jack O'Connell and goes out for a corner which ultimately comes to nothing.

Time running out for the hosts now.

Ross Wallace is replaced by Jacob Butterfield for Sheffield Wednesday.

Jack Hunt sends in a lovely delivery towards the head of Gary Hooper, but he nods just over the bar.

Time is running out for the hosts, now.

What was that I was saying about a response?

Then at the other end, David Brooks - who's having a tremendous game, by the way - shoots on goal inside the box, forcing Wednesday keeper Keiren Westwood into a fine close-range save.

It's all happening, here.

A Sheffield Wednesday corner is cleared but it falls to Barry Bannan who tries his luck from long range and he's just a few inches from hitting the target at the far left corner of the goal.

Sheffield United make their first substitution of the game. Jake Wright is replaced by Mark Duffy.

Wow.

David Brooks has acres of space after a Wednesday attack is neutralised. He plays it to Leon Clarke on the other end of the box but he launches it high and wide.

Surely that would have finished it off for the visitors.

They might be under pressure at the moment but Sheffield United still lead and they've just sent a reminder to the hosts that they carry a threat on the break.

David Brooks works on to a neat ball from John Fleck but he fires well over the bar from just outside the box.

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Sheffield Wednesday have dominated the possession in this half but if they are to get anything from this game, they need to keep up the pressure on their same city rivals.

They're passing the ball about well so far, but can they make another breakthrough?