Burnley have only lost one of their last 33 PL matches in which they were leading at half-time (W27, D5, L1).

Their only defeat in this manner was against Bournemouth on 13 May 2018 (2-1).

James Tarkowski scored his second goal of this Premier League season. Earlier this season he scored on the road at Watford (3-0 win).

Last season he only scored twice for Burnley.

Sheffield United have been the better team but Burnley have just Burnley-d them.

The BBC Match of the Day commentator was just saying that there hadn't been a goalless draw in this game since the 1940's.

Then James Tarkowski scored. So it's his fault, Chris. Blame him.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

What can Chris Wilder say? They have played well but this is what Burnley do.

You know coming to Turf Moor the tiny things make a difference.

Jack Robinson flashes a terrific low cross in from the left and Oliver McBurnie just helps it on.

Nick Pope didn't react in time and if that was an inch or two lower, it would have crashed into the roof of the net. Brilliant effort!

Matej Vydra links up with Erik Pieters again but this time, he can't quite get through the two centre-backs.

Dean Henderson then has to palm away a long-range effort from Phil Bardsley and it only just misses Jay Rodriguez following up for the rebound.

Charlie Taylor hassles George Baldock on the left and tries to scramble his way into the box.

The defender does well to stay on his feet and claw possession back, before pumping it down the wing.

Kevin Long has to head another cross behind for a corner. That's number six.

Oliver Norwood swings a good ball in but John Egan nods it inches over the bar. Burnley are getting beaten a lot in the air!

Burnley are struggling to get into the Sheffield United box and another spell of possession comes to nothing.

The visitors break with more fluidity and it's curled in from the right by Oliver Norwood.

Sander Berge is unmarked but he's a long way out and he ends up putting too much power on his header, sending it way over the bar.

James Tarkowski lifts it over the top for Jay Rodriguez, who has got in behind of John Egan.

He slips it to Erik Pieters, who wins a throw-in on the left touchline.

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Nice from Ashley Westwood and Josh Brownhill in midfield as they play a few one-twos and make ground down the right.

Westwood then tries to get on the end of Brownhill's return but he's blocked off and it rolls harmlessly out for a goal kick.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

A bright start for Sheffield United. They look the better side, have played the better football and look a cohesive unit.

The wind is definitely having an effect. Dwight McNeil tries to curl one into the box but it's straight over and out.

Sean Dyche will be pleased to know that nobody has "blown over" yet.

Jay Rodriguez tries to make a run in behind on the left but he's gone a little too early.

The flag goes up for offside.

It feels like the game's only just started but we're having a water break. Still not sure I like these. It breaks up the tempo.

But it gives Sean Dyche a chance to get the Burnley players in for a debrief. James Tarkowski is giving some advice too.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Consistency is what Burnley have built the game on. Nick Pope playing every game, Tarkowski playing every game, Ben Mee playing every game before today.

That is so important.