Newcastle make a final change, pointless as it is, as we enter stoppage time. That red card was so crucial to this game.

Brilliant from Bashambauer, coming out of defence, playing a one-two, getting into the penalty area and then fizzing a ball across the face of goal. Billy Sharp would have scored that.

A Premier League debut for Kieron Freeman, who replaces Oli McBurnie for Sheffield United. Newcastle send on Fabian Schar and Valentino Lazaro as well.

A second half to forget for the Blades, one to savour for Steve Bruce and co.

Joelinton was replaced seconds after scoring by the way, Andy Carroll on in his place.

That Joelinton goal was so unlikely that it's gone down as Allan Saint-Maximin on the stats feed.

Trust me, it was Joelinton.

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Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sheffield United have run out of steam. It was a simple tap in for Joelinton but he has been in the thick of it today even although we criticise him quite a bit. He's in the right positions and he's got his reward.

Matt Ritchie has a dig again from 30 yards but this time Dean Henderson gets everything behind it.

Chris Wilder rolls the dice and it's a debut for Richairo Zivkovic, on in place of Billy Sharp.

Also off is John Fleck, with Luke Freeman on.

Control! Woooof Enda Stevens has a real lash at this. Billy Sharp does well on the right to keep the ball alive and put the ball back across, it runs all the way through to the left-back, steaming on to the ball, and he absolutely mullers it over.

Not very far over, but over. Just needed a bit more finesse.

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Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

They used the spare man very well there with Danny Rose coming on the outside.

Matt Ritchie has caught that very well. It's gone to the near post though so I thought Dean Henderson would have had that covered. I just wonder whether he could have done a bit more with that. He never really moved.

Newcastle are up to 12th in the as it stands table. Surely no way back for the 10 men from here?

We're back up and running. Chris Wilder and Steve Bruce took advantage of the drinks break to have a long chat with their sides...

It's same again for Aston Villa as they name the same starting line-up that drew 0-0 with Sheffield United on Wednesday nightt.

Frederic Guilbert is still missing after a knee injury and Bjorn Engels remains out.

Villa XI: Nyland, Konsa, Mings, Hause, Targett, Hourihane, Douglas Luiz, McGinn, El Ghazi, Davis, Grealish. Subs: Taylor, Nakamba, Trezeguet, Borja Baston, Samatta, Jota, Elmohamady, Reina, Vassilev.

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Chelsea make four changes from their last starting XI from March.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek makes his first appearance of the season, while Andreas Christensen, N'Golo Kante and Mateo Kovacic also come in.

Chelsea XI: Arrizabalaga, Azpilicueta, Rudiger, Christensen, Alonso, Loftus-Cheek, Kante, Kovacic, Willian, Giroud, Mount. Subs: Barkley, Abraham, Pedro, Caballero, Zouma, Pulisic, James, Emerson Palmieri, Gilmour.

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Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Allan Saint-Maximin has been the best player on the park today. Whenever he gets the ball you feel like something is going to happen.

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In his 236th league match, John Egan gets sent off for the second time in his career. His first red card came last season, playing for Sheffield United against Milwall.

Here comes John Lundstram for Sander Berge. He's had an eye for a goal this season. Drinks!

Even with a defeat, Sheffield United would only be two points behind Manchester United with eight games left. They're very much in the mix.

We've got a game on our hands now. Allan Saint-Maximin is the difference maker and he skins Jack Robinson and pulls it back for Miguel Almiron but his finish is weak as you like. A backpass.

The Blades have got Robinson and Chris Basham as centre-halves now and neither of them are really out and out central defenders. Lord Lundstram is coming on.