No lasting damage for Brewster. He's back on and on the hunt for a breakthrough goal. 18 minutes left to find one.

Brewster gets stuck in and takes a blow to the head from Anguissa. No malice in it, but the Blades striker will need a bit of treatment.

Not been a good day for head wounds.

Dave-G: Of course, the first 0-0 draw would have a missed penalty that was given for handball. All we need is a disallowed goal for an offside arm hair that takes five minutes to decide and it’s still very much 2020

Rhian Brewster is on the hunt for his first chance, sat deep in the box to try and receive a ball from Stevens, but the defenders ball fails to reach him.

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Thomas Hollern: ''Oli McBurnie he scores all our goals'' must be the most misleading football chant of all time.

The least surprising substitution of the season. On comes United's record signing Rhian Brewster to chance his arm up top. David McGoldrick departs.

Fulham waste another glorious opportunity. Anguissa is away and has three men for company. They have the Blades back-line outnumbered. Cavaleiro is fed the ball on the right, but his low cross, designed for Mitrovic in the middle, is cut out.

Sheffield United look to take advantage after Mitrovic's penalty miss, but despite hooking an effort close to goal, David McGoldrick's shot drifts wide.

I like that, Richard. Not a lot, but I like it.

Would you believe it?

Mitrovic is usually a nailed on scorer from the spot but he lofts his effort and it clips the top of the bar and goes over.

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Here we go.

It is a clear handball from a corner from Robinson, who sticks his limb up to compete with Loftus-Cheek in the air.

M White: Every other team around us has striking options, we have Mitrovic and that's it, class player but it's criminal that he is our only option.

Lookman is back on his feet and OK to carry on.

Ramsdale nearly gifts Fulham a goal as he comes out to claim a cross but spills it. Lookman is first too it to steer an effort at goal, but the keeper atones with a fine save to block.

Lookman took a knock during the whole process and is going to need a bit of treatment.

It's a poor free-kick, chipped in with no conviction and easily headed away by a Fulham head.

McBurnie does well to turn inside Aina on the right side of the Fulham box. The Cottagers defender has no choice but to drag his man down and concede a promising-looking free-kick.

Richard Chatterton: I'm a Vienna Blade, and spotted ex-bosses Danny Wilson and Craig Levein at Austria Wien where I have a season ticket. I chatted to them while they scoffed chips.

The Cheekster: Not sure I've ever seen a footballer anywhere unusual. But if we include all sports, I once saw Frank Bruno. In the House of Commons.

Oli McBurnie gets himself in another great position to head another glorious chance straight at Areola from George Baldock's cross.

He is spared any blushes this time round, though, as the Blades defender who supplied the cross had just strayed offside.