Sheffield United v Burnley live stream, BT Sport, Sunday 23 May, 4pm BST
Sheffield United will be hoping to end a dismal season on a positive note when they take on Burnley this weekend.
There have been few highs for the Blades this term, following their exhilarating first season back in the Premier League in 2019/20. Chris Wilder’s side lost each of their first four games and things barely improved from there, with United amassing just two points from the first 51 available this season. Their fate was in effect sealed before the midway point of the campaign, with an uptick in January and February proving to be nothing more than an aberration.
Despite their team’s poor record this season, most United fans were disappointed to see Wilder leave the club in March. Paul Heckingbottom has been in charge on an interim basis since then, but the search for a new permanent boss is ongoing. United will no doubt hope to make an early appointment as they target an immediate return to the top table.
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Burnley secured another season of Premier League football by beating Fulham 2-0 last week. Sean Dyche has once again steered his side clear of trouble, despite being given little to spend in the transfer market and on wages. The Clarets boss will want to see an improvement here, though, with Burnley losing 4-0 to Leeds last weekend and 3-0 to Liverpool on Wednesday.
Dyche will have to make do without Robbie Brady, Phil Bardsley, Dale Stephens and Kevin Long, but Nick Pope looks set to make his return between the sticks in place of Bailey Peacock-Farrell.
Sheffield United will be unable to call upon the services of Ethan Ampadu, Oli McBurnie, Jack O’Connell, Oli Burke and Billy Sharpe. Sander Berge and George Baldock will need to be assessed, with the former potentially poised to make his final appearance for the club ahead of a summer transfer.
Kick-off is at 4pm BST and the game is being shown on BT Sport 3. See below for watching details where you are.
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