The Blades burst forward and Oli McBurnie plays Morgan Gibbs-White in.

He makes great connection with his shot but Mark Travers in the Cherries goal tips it over.

Bournemouth have grown into this after the home side looked to be taking control.

Scott Parker will be pleased with how his side have weathered the storm.

Ryan Christie looks to slide Siriki Dembele in but Filip Uremovic cuts it out.

Oooof.

Dominic Solanke causes all sorts of bother for the home defence.

Ben Davies sends a backpass back to Wes Foderingham in the home goal that's just a little short and the England international's challenge on the keeper sees him hit the ground as he clears it.

The home fans scream for a booking but nothing doing.

John Fleck barges Ryan Christie to the ground and is booked.

The Sheffield United man just didn't get there quick enough.

Oli McBurnie, just one goal all season, comes close to a second.

The ball breaks nicely to the Blades striker on the edge of the area and he gets a clean strike away but a deflection off Lloyd Kelly sends it over.

Little contretemps here.

A low cross is sent in to the near post that Oli McBurnie goes for with Cherries goalkeeper Mark Travers.

Bournemouth players aren't happy with McBurnie's challenge.

Calmed down now as Ryan Christie lobs a shot at goal that Wes Foderingham gathers easily.

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Sheffield United are on the front foot at the moment and the momentum is with them. The fans are in great voice.

Siriki Dembele tries to lead a Bournemouth breakaway and Enda Stevens drags him back to bring that to a halt.

Booking for the Irishman.

ALL Sheffield United now.

Oli Norwood swings in a corner from the left that Lloyd Kelly slashes against his own crossbar!

Sheffield United just enjoy a minute or so in possession and Morgan Gibbs-White sends in a terrific cross with the outside of his right boot.

It's bound for Oli McBurnie in the middle but Lloyd Kelly is in the way to shank it out for a corner to the Blades.

John Fleck's delivery is hung back for Oli Norwood on the edge of the area but his effort skews wide.

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This is the stuff.

The sun's out, the atmosphere's crackling and the tackles are going in from two teams fighting for promotion back to the Premier League.

Bournemouth defender Adam Smith is right in the thick of things here.

He's pushed to the ground and it's fair to say the home fans are not pleased with the way he fell to ground.

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Adam Smith got away with a crunching foul on Ben Davies in the opening minute or two.

So, this being the way of things, Enda Stevens crashes into the Cherries full-back and that also goes unpunished in terms of a yellow card.

Nice play from the home side.

Oli Norwood switches a beauty of a crossfield pass to Enda Stevens down the home side's left and he crosses it into the area on the volley.

Oli McBurnie gets his head on it but can't direct on target.

That would have been some goal.

Bournemouth have settled the quicker of the two sides in the opening exchanges.

They will have been stung by that 2-0 midweek defeat at West Brom.

Nice turn by the byline from striker Dominic Solanke but home defenders eventually crowd him out.

Eeesh.

Bournemouth full-back Adam Smith scythes down Ben Davies on the touchline.

He's avoided a booking somehow.

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Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

I hope Sheffield United play like they can and don't leave anything in the changing room.

This is a big match and this will be a big statement for the rest of the season if they can turn Bournemouth over.

The away side get us under way.

A win for second-placed Bournemouth would be massive for their promotion push but no club has beaten Sheffield United at home since October.

Here we go!