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No goals and not many chances either.

The away side have probably shaded what few chances there have been and there are some boos from the home fans as the teams head to the dressing rooms.

Into two minutes of added time and the game is opening up.

The visitors allow Enda Stevens to drift in from the left and smash a shot at goal with his less-favoured right foot.

And, well, you can see why it is his less favoured foot.

Sheffield United striker Billy Sharp goes to ground with a Coventry player behind him but the referee gives a free-kick to the away side for Sharp handballing it on the floor.

Rather sums up how the day is going for the hosts so far.

Sheffield United finally get the ball down the Coventry end of the pitch.

A couple of crosses cause some consternation in the Sky Blues rearguard but they eventrually clear.

Blades midfielder Conor Hourihane is booked for pulling Gustavo Hamer back as Coventry look to turn defence into attack.

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Bramall Lane does feel a bit flat today it has to be said.

You can understand the home fans being quiet given the team haven't got going in this one at all.

After a slow start, it's Coventry who look most likely to break the deadlock.

Coventry midfielder Gustavo Hamer is booked for tripping Morgan Gibbs-White as he looked to advance on goal.

Tempers flare a little bit afterwards and Blades full-back Jayden Bogle is booked for his reaction.

Hamer has now been booked eight times this season. Some effort considering it's only November.

Coventry get in down their right and Todd Kane swings in a wicked low cross that goalkeeper Wes Foderingham is all at sea for.

Luckily for him a Blades defender is first to the ball and hooks it away.

We're just past the 25-minute mark and the hosts are yet to draw a save from visiting goalkeeper Simon Moore.

That's as clear-cut a yellow as you'll see today.

Viktor Gyokeres pushes the ball past John Egan 35 yards from goal and the Irishman pulls him to the ground.

Fortunately for the Blades Chris Basham was covering or the hosts could have found themselves reduced to 10 men.

The free-kick comes to nothing.

Coventry growing into this now as they look to pass the ball around with some real intent.

Ben Sheaf's low cross in is cut out by Blades goalkeeper Wes Foderingham.

Coventry draw the first save of the match.

Ben Sheaf picks up an inside pass from Callum O'Hare and launches a long ranger at Wes Foderingham's goal.

He parries it comfortably enough to safety but that's better from the visitors.

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The home side spring a quick attack after some more neat play from John Fleck.

The cross is too deep and doesn't come to anything but the home side pick it up and look to build again.

Coventry yet to really put their foot on the ball so far.

Mark Robins has tweaked his formation to set up a bit more defensively and you'd have to say he'd probably be content to pick up a point here today.

Blades midfielder John Fleck shows lovely feet to fashion a shooting opportunity 25 yards out.

It drifts well wide but the initial bit was lovely to see and the home side will hope to see more of that from the Scotland international.

No early goalmouth action.

The hosts have made four changes from their defeat at Blackburn last time out and Coventry three from their 3-2 win over Bristol City so you could understand if this game takes a few minutes to find a rhythm.

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We're under way at Bramall Lane.

Here we go.

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QPR continued where they left off before the international break when Championship football returned at Loftus Road on Friday.

Goals from Chris Willock and Charlie Austin saw them ease to a 2-0 success over Luton, who have now lost three of their past four after a bright start to the season.

The R's have now taken eight points from their past four games to sit fifth in the table.

You can read the report from that game by clicking here.

Sheffield United bring in goalkeeper Wes Foderingham in place of the injured Robin Olsen and Republic of Ireland international Conor Hourihane makes just his third league start for the club in place of the suspended Oli Norwood.Coventry City have made three changes for the team that started the 3-2 win over Bristol City last time out. Matty Godden, who scored twice in that game, makes way for Jamie Allen and Todd Kane is in for the suspended Ian Maatsen.

Some breaking news for you.

Wigan's home League One game against Oxford United has been postponed after seven of the visitors' players tested positive for Covid-19.

The players felt unwell overnight and received positive lateral flow tests on Saturday morning prior to kick-off.

The game has called off following consultation between the two clubs and the English Football League.

You can read the full story as it develops right here.