The Blades almost get their second!

Billy Sharp gets ahead of Pontus Jansson from the free-kick, and heads over from close range.

He loves playing against the Whites - that's now six goals in his last eight appearances against Leeds.

At the other end, Ezgjan Alioski tries his luck from long range, but his effort is wayward.

We've had 11 minutes at Bramall Lane.

The hosts are very much on top of the match so far.

Leeds are still pressing, but the Blades have had the better of the match.

Whites midfielder Adam Forshaw has also picked up a booking for a foul on Jack O'Connell.

Skipper Pontus Jansson has now given away a free-kick right on the edge of the area.

Atdhe Nuhiu is booked for his celebration. From a penalty... in the 18th minute?!

Whatever you think of that rule... Calm down lad. Calm. Down.

And with that brilliant opener, Sheffield United striker Billy Sharp brings up a personal landmark.

That is his 200th league goal, in a career which started with the Blades in November 2004 and has taken him to Scunthorpe, Doncaster, Southampton, Nottingham Forest - and Leeds - before returning to Bramall Lane.

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Chance! Andy Yiadom brings down Lucas Joao... Penalty to the visitors.

While the hosts make a flying start in the 12:30 game, it remains goalless at Oakwell.

Barnsley's Tom Bradshaw heads downwards towards the bottom corner, from Adam Hammill's decent cross, but it's saved.

Both sides are going for it early on and there's some positive football being played.

The visitors get us started at Bramall Lane in our second Yorkshire derby of the day.

Leeds are six games without a win in the Championship, but Paul Heckingbottom will be looking to end that run in his first game in charge.

They are two points behind the Blades in the table, and seven off the play-offs.

Andy Madley is in charge of proceedings today.

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On the counter, the Reds break forward through Lloyd Isgrove but he shoots wide. Still goalless.

The Owls win the first corner of the afternoon as Lucas Joao's cross is turned behind.

Moments later, Frederico Venancio has a free header for the visitors, but he nods into the side-netting! Chance.

Sheffield Wednesday have been a bit short of goals lately. Their last away league goal came on Boxing Day.

Will that change this afternoon?

Slightly later than scheduled, the hosts get this game under way.

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Here come the players at Oakwell on this cold afternoon. Saturday's EFL action is about to begin!

Interim Barnsley boss Paul Harsley make two changes as Oli McBurnie and Lloyd Isgrove come in for Kieffer Moore and George Moncur.

Barnsley: Townsend, Yiadom, Mills, Lindsay, Pinillos, Hammill, Gardner, Joe Williams, Isgrove, Bradshaw, McBurnie.

Substitutes: Davies, Moncur, Mallan, Moore, Mahoney, Pearson, Thiam.

The visitors revert to a 4-4-2, with defenders missing, as Daniel Pudil (suspended) and Jacob Butterfield and Glenn Loovens (both ill) miss out.

Sheff Wed: Wildsmith, Palmer, Frederico Venancio, Thorniley, Fox, Wallace, Pelupessy, Jones, Reach, Nuhiu, Lucas Joao.

Substitutes: Hunt, Rhodes, Boyd, Dawson, Nielsen, Stobbs, Kirby.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder makes two changes to the XI which lost 3-0 at Wolves last time out.

Jamal Blackman replaces the suspended Simon Moore in goal, Mark Duffy comes in for Ricky Holmes and captain Billy Sharp returns up front in place of James Wilson.

Sheff Utd XI: Blackman, Basham, O'Connell, Stearman, Baldock, Evans, Duffy, Fleck, Stevens, Sharp, Clarke.

Substitutes: Eastwood, Lafferty, Leonard, Lundstram, Holmes, Donaldson, Wilson.

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Leeds United head coach Paul Heckingbottom makes three changes to the side that lost 4-1 at home to Cardiff as he takes charge of the Whites for the first time.

Stuart Dallas, Kalvin Phillips and Eunan O'Kane come into the team as Gaetano Berardi, Ronaldo Vieira and Pablo Hernandez drop out.

Leeds XI:Wiedwald, De Bock, Jansson, Pennington, Dallas, Forshaw, O'Kane, Phillips, Alioski, Roofe, Lasogga.

Substitutes: Lonergan, Anita, Vieira, Hernandez, Sacko, Ekuban, Cibicki.

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Once we're done and dusted in Yorkshire, there is plenty to keep us going throughout the afternoon in the Championship.

Runaway leaders Wolves will cross the 70-point mark if they beat QPR at Molineux, while second-placed Derby host Norwich.

Out-of-form Bristol City could do with a win against relegation-threatened Sunderland at Ashton Gate and Fulham are looking to make it six league victories in a row as they visit lowly Bolton.

We'll have plenty more build up throughout the afternoon.

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The second of Saturday's lunchtime kick-offs takes us to Bramall Lane.

New head coach Paul Heckingbottom has been handed the task of reinvigorating Leeds' stuttering season as they look to make up a seven-point gap to the play-offs.

For the Blades, their campaign is also going in reverse. A single league win since Boxing Day has seen the one-time Championship leaders slip to eighth.

Try and pick a winner from this one.

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Sheffield Wednesday have problems of their own.

Last season's play-off semi-finalists haven't won since Boxing Day and are languishing 17th in the table.

Can manager Jos Luhukay get his first victory since taking over on 5 January? We'll find out shortly...