Michael Brown
Former Sheff Utd and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Rhian Brewster hasn't touched the ball, but what a pass that was to Oli McBurnie.

I can't believe that doesn't go in, it's a great move but yet again Sheffield United can't score.

Final Blades change sees John Lundstram replace Chris Basham. West Ham also make a change, sending on Manuel Lanzini for Pablo Fornals.

Michael Brown
Former Sheff Utd and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We're seeing a different Premier League season and everyone is beating each other. I think Sheffield United will be really concerned and the next few games are going to be key.

Yeah, things are really not going Sheffield United's way. McBurnie is set in on goal by Brewster. He charges into the box, gets the ball out of his feet and fires a rising shot that slams against the bar and pings away to safety.

Kalvin Phillips is back in the Leeds starting line-up after a month out with a shoulder injury.

Brazilian Raphinha makes his first Premier League start.

Pascal Struijk and Helder Costa drop out of the XI who lost 4-1 to Crystal Palace before the international break.

Rodrigo is back on the bench after recovering from Covid-19.

Leeds: Meslier, Ayling, Koch, Cooper, Klich, Alioski, Dallas, Phillips, Raphinha, Harrison, Bamford.

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Alexandre Lacazette is dropped to the Arsenal bench as they make four changes from the side who lost 3-0 to Aston Villa last time out.

Dani Ceballos, Nicolas Pepe, Joe Willock and Granit Xhaka are in for Lacazette, Bukayo Saka, Thomas Partey and Mohamed Elneny.

Partey has a thigh injury and Elneny has coronavirus.

Arsenal: Leno, Bellerin, Tierney, Gabriel, Holding, Xhaka, Ceballos, Willock, Pepe, Willian, Aubameyang.

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West Ham continue to be the more threatening side. Declan Rice rises highest and plants a header from a corner against the bar.

Sheffield United just haven't responded to going behind.

Thing is, Sheffield United haven't been comfortably the worst side in any of the games I've seen them in this season. They're always competitive. But whereas the momentum was with them last year, they can't seem to get the ball rolling this time. It doesn't help when you so struggle to score goals.

They could be done and dusted here, though, as Haller pokes an effort wide from close range after being found by Masuaku's low cross. Came at him too quickly and his touch let him down.

Nick Holden: Mr Hartley (15:08) might change his mind in a couple of weeks once one or two more teams have caught Leeds up. To be fair to the bottom teams not many games this season haven't been "competitve" apart from Villa / Liverpool and Man Utd / Spurs. So who drops out?

West Ham looking the more dangerous. A corner falls at the feet of Declan Rice, who is surrounded with his back to goal. The Hammers midfielder swivels and shoots but can't get his effort through the tangle of legs.

On comes £24.5m signing Rhian Brewster to bolster the Blades forward line. Off goes Oli Norwood.

Josh Rowe: With modern football the way it is, how long can loyalty keep Chris Wilder in a job?

They can't sack him. No way. I get that modern football offers plenty of examples of it happening, but they'd be worse for doing so.

That was Sebastien Haller's first goal from outside the box in his top-flight league career, in his 190th game across the Eredivisie, Bundesliga and Premier League combined.

Ampadu looks to have picked up a minor injury and is replaced by Jack Robinson.

Wayne Ellis: The BBC Sport live text curse strikes again...

I mean, I could not have timed that much better, right? Almost as well as Haller's hit.

Sheffield United's run without a clean sheet is extended to 12 league games.

Michael Brown
Former Sheff Utd and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Haller smashes the ball into the top right corner, the finish is sublime.

He stood there cool and calm, as if it was meant to be.

Haller can't be a bad player. He's scored goals in Germany. But he's just not quite up to the speed of it all when I see him. Doesn't mix it like he should. I mean, it could well be that West Ham simply don't play to his preferred style. He is tasked with doing a lot of the Andy Carroll type jobs.