Ohhh! Lys Mousset should have set up David McGoldrick for another there - on the right of the area, he looks up and drives the ball across goal, but it's too heavy a touch and yards in front of his team mate.

A rare Burnley attack sees Jay Rodriguez get to a long ball over the top, but his header loops safely into Dean Henderson's hands.

Burnley can't keep hold of it for long at the moment - the Blades win the ball back yet again and once more Baldock is an outlet on the right of the area. He stretches and slides to try a cross, but the ball skids off his boots for a goal kick.

Another pacey, flowing move from United - George Baldock zips in a low cross from the right and David McGoldrick gets his shot away, but it's just wide of Pope's right-hand post.

That's a cleaver floated ball from Oliver Norwood on the left flank, and it goes close to George Baldock but at full stretch he can't reach it.

The Blades are having the best of it so far.

Burnley deal with it safely, but United are still in the hunt and a low cross from Chris Basham, on the right, is just a few inches ahead of Lys Mousset inside the Burnley area.

The Blades get a corner themselves, which Oliver Norwood swings in but Matt Lowton's forehead thumps it away.

But within seconds, United get another corner on the far side of the pitch...

Jay Rodriguez hits the deck in the area when challenged by Jack O'Connell - it's all fair, and United get a corner but Nick Pope comes out to claim easily.

There's a shout for handball and a free kick as John Fleck's cross strikes Ashley Westwood on the back of the arm, but Mr Hooper is unmoved.

And Burnley kick off to go on the attack, but within seconds Matt Lowton's clumsy pass goes astray and the home side get their foot on the ball.

Following an impeccably observed minute's silence to mark Remembrance Sunday, we are all set with referee Simon Hooper officiating...

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Mark Lawrenson

The Blades' home record is actually not that great - they have lost three of their five league games at Bramall Lane so far this season - and I fancy the Clarets to edge this one.

Prediction: 1-2

If results fall their way, a win could see Sheffield United into the giddy heights of fifth place today. A year ago, they were losing to Nottingham Forest in the Championship.

Vicki Sparks
BBC MOTD commentator

Chris Wilder says he has to keep reminding people that Sheffield United were a League One club not so long ago - perhaps because they simply don't look like it.

Eighth in the table, with the joint-best defence in the division and unbeaten in their last three, their Premier League return couldn't be going much better.

There are plenty of parallels to be drawn with Burnley - not least between their straight talking, long-serving managers, who have helped to transform their clubs' fortunes in recent years. Just a point separates them - expect this to be a hotly-contested encounter.

The Blades make just the one change from the side that started against West Ham last week, with Lys Mousset replacing Callum Robinson, who drops to the bench.

Sheff Utd starting XI: Henderson, Basham, O'Connell, Egan, Baldock, Norwood, Stevens, Fleck, Lundstram, McGoldrick, Mousset.

Substitutes:: Moore, Freeman, McBurnie, Sharp, Robinson, Jagielka, Besic.

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Sean Dyche names the same 11 that started last Saturday's 4-2 defeat by Chelsea

Burnley starting XI: Pope, Mee, Tarkowski, Pieters, Lowton, Hendrick, Cork, McNeil, Westwood, Rodriguez, Barnes.

Substitutes: Hart, Taylor, Brady, Gibson, Lennon, Bardsley, Vydra.

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