Josh Brownhill finds himself unmarked at the back post after a great bit of work from Paterson down the left, but a Enda Stevens gets in the way and blocks well.

Excellent chance goes begging for City.

George Baldock has a shot blocked by City defender Nathan Baker. Both sides are trying hard for all three points here.

Richard Stearman gives the ball away at the back and United almost pay.

Marlon Pack fires in a shot from the edge of the box, it takes a deflection and is saved by well by a wrong-footed Moore.

Matty Taylor gets to the rebound but Stearman does well to block the attempt.

So how will that red card for Sheffield United impact on this game as we head towards the final quarter of this match?

With both sides six points behind second place going into tonight's match if either side can go on and win it could be massive for them - although Wolves and Cardiff fans are no doubt hoping for a draw!

Leon Clarke stings the hands of Frank Fielding with a powerful effort from the edge of the box after Billy Sharp's lay-off.

United aren't going to let the man disadvantage affect them if they can help it.

Matty Taylor comes on for Korey Smith, who is helped off the field by the Bristol City medical staff following that challenge by Fleck.

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John Fleck is off. The Sheffield United midfielder goes in two-footed above the ball and into the leg of Korey Smith. He can't really have any complaints there, it looked quite nasty.

Bristol City substitute Milan Djuric sticks his arm into the face of United's Jack O'Connell and the big striker goes into the book.

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Mark Duffy hits the post from the edge of the box - the second time he's done that tonight for the Blades.

On the rebound Billy Sharp blasts an effort straight into the face of Aden Flint - how the City defender is on his feet I don't know.

Leon Clarke peels away from his marker at the back post as the cross comes in from the left, but he heads it down into the ground and up into Fielding's arms.

Not sure this half-time substitution by Bristol City boss Lee Johnson has had the desired effect so far.....

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Well the Blades are starting to take it to City now. Great chance for a second as Basham plays a ball into the area, but the visitors deal with it.

Bristol City are making a change at the start of this second half. Milan Djuric is on for Niclas Eliasson and City look like they'll move to a 4-4-2.

Right then, who's up for a bit more action?

The second half is just moments away, and if it starts the same way as that first half ended, we'll be in for a cracker.....

... And leaders Wolves form part of Saturday's programme of EFL drama. Tomorrow, we'll have 10 more Championship games for you, plus plenty of League One and League Two action as well.

In the second tier, Nigel Adkins' first game in charge at Hull sees Brentford visit the KCOM Stadium, while Chris Coleman's Sunderland travel to seemingly-unstoppable Wolves.

Join us for all the build-up from 14:00 tomorrow.

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Last weekend's Championship action concluded with the leaders Wolves re-opening their 10-point gap on tonight's two sides on Monday night, with a 1-0 win at local rivals Birmingham City.

Leo Bonatini got the only goal early on in a game that Nuno Espirito Santo's side should have won more comfortably.

The Blues rarely troubled the Wolves defence - they failed to get a single shot on target in the entire game - and remain in the relegation places.

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While they take a breather at Bramall Lane, here's some other football news for you.

Eight Premier League games will be played in a new 19:45 slot on Saturdays under the terms of a new broadcast package from the 2019-20 season.

Broadcasters will bid for rights to show 200 live matches, more than 50% of the league's 380 games and an increase on the current deal's 168.

The new package will also allow successful bidders to broadcast rounds of midweek matches in their entirety.

It will replace the existing record £5.136bn TV deal struck in 2015.

You can read more in the full story here.

Well what an exciting end to that first half.

United hit the woodwork three times, but it's Jamie Paterson's excellent strike just before the break - and against the run of play - that gives the visitors the lead.

In the build-up to the goal United's Enda Stevens barges Smith over. The referee let play go on and the advantage certainly worked for City. But Stevens is booked after the goal.

Ed Hadwin
BBC Radio Bristol commentator at Bramall Lane

What a strike! He couldn't have caught it any more sweetly.

I'm not entirely sure City deserve it, but their fans won't care. They're enjoying themselves.