What's the longest you've had to wait to see your team win? I once went five full years between witnessing away wins - though admittedly I wasn't getting to too many games then.
Let's hear your best drought stories...
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Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Steve Bruce, who released Chris Wilder when he was managing the Blades 20 years ago, is having a chat out on the pitch with the current Sheffield United gaffer.
Plenty of respect out there.
Don't go on about it...
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United
Sheffield United are winless in their 17 Premier League games this season – only Bolton in 1902-03 (22) have had a longer run without a win from the start of a top-flight campaign.
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No rain at least at a chilly-looking Bramall Lane, the Newcastle team have all trooped off their coach and signed in with their apps.
We'll have team news for you shortly.
'Every game is a must-win'
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United
Sheffield United goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale to Sky Sports: "We've been upbeat all season but there's definitely a different feeling now after the win in the cup.
"Every game is a must win for us at the moment, we just need to chip away at our target. Newcastle are coming here to a team who haven't won, they won't want to get beat by us, that brings a pressure.
"Whoever takes the game by the scruff of the neck comes out with the points."
Today's action
The Blades can finally get that first W up on the board, while later on Manchester United could go top of the table and Everton can move back into the top four.
Landmarks on the horizon.
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Burnley v Manchester United (20:15 GMT)
Wolves v Everton (20:15 GMT)
Now or never
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Is tonight the night?
Is tonight the night that Sheffield United finally win their first game of the season?
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A nine-point gap to safety sounds a lot better than 12 after all...
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What's the longest you've had to wait to see your team win? I once went five full years between witnessing away wins - though admittedly I wasn't getting to too many games then.
Let's hear your best drought stories...
Post update
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Steve Bruce, who released Chris Wilder when he was managing the Blades 20 years ago, is having a chat out on the pitch with the current Sheffield United gaffer.
Plenty of respect out there.
Don't go on about it...
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United
Sheffield United are winless in their 17 Premier League games this season – only Bolton in 1902-03 (22) have had a longer run without a win from the start of a top-flight campaign.
Post update
No rain at least at a chilly-looking Bramall Lane, the Newcastle team have all trooped off their coach and signed in with their apps.
We'll have team news for you shortly.
'Every game is a must-win'
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United
Sheffield United goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale to Sky Sports: "We've been upbeat all season but there's definitely a different feeling now after the win in the cup.
"Every game is a must win for us at the moment, we just need to chip away at our target. Newcastle are coming here to a team who haven't won, they won't want to get beat by us, that brings a pressure.
"Whoever takes the game by the scruff of the neck comes out with the points."
Today's action
The Blades can finally get that first W up on the board, while later on Manchester United could go top of the table and Everton can move back into the top four.
Landmarks on the horizon.
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Burnley v Manchester United (20:15 GMT)
Wolves v Everton (20:15 GMT)
Now or never
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Is tonight the night?
Is tonight the night that Sheffield United finally win their first game of the season?
A nine-point gap to safety sounds a lot better than 12 after all...