Sheffield United fans went home disappointed after being held to a draw by Derby County on Saturday afternoon.

26,424 fans were in attendance at Bramall Lane to see United take a point after the match ended 1-1.

Derby took the lead in the 37th minute courtesy of Bobby Clark. The game saw a complete change in direction after Rams defender Dion Sanderson was sent off after being shown a second yellow card. With just over ten minutes to go, Patrick Bamford scored from close range after super sub Romelle Donovan whipped in a quality cross to find United’s top goal scorer this season.

After the match, Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder admitted he was unhappy with the first half performance and said, “We gave them the game that they wanted first half, and that was down to us. Down to us and our approach. I thought we were too passive. We were too quick in possession, too slow in possession.”

"And we turned up second half. Tried to get back into the game and the sending off helps us, of course. But I've got to say we have to win from that position.”

Sheffield United fans went home disappointed after being held to a draw by Derby County on Saturday afternoon.

26,424 fans were in attendance at Bramall Lane to see United take a point after the match ended 1-1.

Derby took the lead in the 37th minute courtesy of Bobby Clark. The game saw a complete change in direction after Rams defender Dion Sanderson was sent off after being shown a second yellow card. With just over ten minutes to go, Patrick Bamford scored from close range after super sub Romelle Donovan whipped in a quality cross to find United’s top goal scorer this season.

After the match, Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder admitted he was unhappy with the first half performance and said, “We gave them the game that they wanted first half, and that was down to us. Down to us and our approach. I thought we were too passive. We were too quick in possession, too slow in possession.”

"And we turned up second half. Tried to get back into the game and the sending off helps us, of course. But I've got to say we have to win from that position.”

Sheffield United fans went home disappointed after being held to a draw by Derby County on Saturday afternoon.

26,424 fans were in attendance at Bramall Lane to see United take a point after the match ended 1-1.

Derby took the lead in the 37th minute courtesy of Bobby Clark. The game saw a complete change in direction after Rams defender Dion Sanderson was sent off after being shown a second yellow card. With just over ten minutes to go, Patrick Bamford scored from close range after super sub Romelle Donovan whipped in a quality cross to find United’s top goal scorer this season.

After the match, Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder admitted he was unhappy with the first half performance and said, “We gave them the game that they wanted first half, and that was down to us. Down to us and our approach. I thought we were too passive. We were too quick in possession, too slow in possession.”

"And we turned up second half. Tried to get back into the game and the sending off helps us, of course. But I've got to say we have to win from that position.”