Sander Berge saunters into the QPR penalty area but, under pressure, slices his cross into the side netting.

Blades forward Iliman Ndiaye is down and getting some treatment.

With their litany of forward injuries they can ill-afford this to be serious.

ANOTHER chance for the away side.

Morgan Gibbs-White skips away down their right and swings a low cross back for Sander Berge in the area.

The Norway international has great technique generally but not this time.

Emmanuel Ottey: It will be interesting to see who gets the second automatic promotion spot. Betting on Forest.

Second-placed Bournemouth visit play-off hopefuls Blackburn tomorrow, while Forest host mid-table Swansea, before the pair meet at Dean Court on Tuesday in what looks set to be a Championship epic.

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Sheffield United make first contact on the corner and the home side have to just head it behind for another corner for the Blades.

John Fleck sends in a deep delivery that John Egan heads over. He moved on to it well and probably should have got it on target.

The R's go on their first foray forward this half and Ilias Chair's low cross is cut out at the near post.

The Blades get it straight down the other end and win yet another corner.

The home side take off their goalscorer Charlie Austin and bring on Lyndon Dykes.

The Scotland international is going to have to get through a lot of defensive work judging by the start of this half.

You can't keep your eyes off this one now.

The away side have found another gear since half-time.

The R's are hanging on right now but this has been relentless from the Blades as their goalscorer Iliman Ndiaye sees a shot blocked by Dion Sanderson.

Another great save from Murphy Mahoney in the home goal!

Oli Norwood sends another great free-kick delivery towards goal and Morgan Gibbs-White gets up brilliantly to head it on.

Mahoney shows top reactions to dive to his left and keep it out.

Nick B: As a Boro fan it would be an amazing achievement to get to the play-offs, but we were easily dispatched by Huddersfield and struggled to score against Bournemouth so I wouldn't fancy our chances if we do make it!

Middlesbrough are seventh in the table and host mid-table Stoke City on Saturday. Boro supporters will be hoping the R's can hold out in this one.

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Great save from Murphy Mahoney in the home goal.

Oli Norwood swings in a delicious cross after his initial corner was cleared back to him.

Jack Robinson gets up well to head towards goal and Mahoney springs to his right to claw it away.

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It's ALL Sheffield United right now.

Wave after wave of attacks.

They're trying to get the ball in the box at every opportunity.

The away side straight on the front foot!

Sam McCallum clears Morgan Gibbs-White's effort off the line after Murphy Mahoney failed to make good contact with his attempted punch clear.

We're back under way.

Can the Blades turn it around to claim what could be a vital win?

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There are 10 Championship games on Saturday, which would normally take centre stage in the EFL.

HOWEVER, tomorrow sees the final round of regular-season games in League One, and barely anything has been decided yet.

BBC Sport talks you through who needs what at the top, for the play-offs and down at the bottom.

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QPR striker Charlie Austin is one of a number of QPR players out of contract at the end of the season.

His goal this evening, a well-taken header, was just his fifth of the campaign and first since January.

He's 33 in July so getting towards the back end of his career but clearly still has something to offer in the EFL.

Amy fans from other teams like to see him in your colours next season? QPR fans, would you like to see him kept on?

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So far, so good for outgoing R's boss Mark Warburton.

Sheffield United have had more of the ball and more of the shots but, crucially, none of the goals.

Charlie Austin showed his class to head home from Albert Adomah's cross in what was the R's first effort of any kind after 31 minutes.

Either side of the goal the sixth-placed Blades have had the better of things but they're yet to make home goalkeeper Murphy Mahoney do any work worthy of the name.

The home side end the half with a flourish.

Ilias Chair shows lovely skill on the left to turn Chris Basham with a dummy.

His attempted shot is blocked before Charlie Austin's effort forces a save from Wes Foderingham.

Into two minutes of time added on at the end of the half.

Keith Rosser: 129 years since Blades won the first ever promotion play-off, lost four finals since then - the only team, with Reading, to lose finals at old & new Wembley and Millennium Stadium. So even if the Blades get there, recent history is not in our favour. Seventh place might be best.

Keith, like many other Blades fans, has been scarred by their numerous unsuccessful play-off campaigns. But records are there to be broken of course...