Evening all, and welcome to Sheffield United v Wolves!

Generous.

First bit of something, anything, Traore zooming after a ball into the box and caressing it with his right foot behind his left. Then, when the defence look the wrong way, he dinks into the middle for Jimenez, whose first touch is heavy; heavy enough to cede possession.

Nice from Wolves, Boly into Jimenez, who exchanges passes with Jota and sprays wide for Jonny ... whose cross hits the first man.

At the Etihad, Gabriel Jesus has put Manchester City 1-0 up against Newcastle. You can follow that game here...

Norwood's corner is knocked away, but Stevens retrieves the ball beyond the far post ... and immediately gives it away.

Baldock attacks Jonny, who tries to get the ball back to Rui Patricio, but he can only field it behind the by-line. Corner Blades...

Jota runs at Norwood, slips, and the ref penalises the latter. Oh how they laughed.

The ball goes backwards and forwards to little avail.

Both sides look like they want to get after it.

A ball down the line finds Traore, who gets his body around it and prepares to steam off, but Stevens runs into him and he goes down clutching his shoulder. A bit of treatment, though, and he's fine.

And this.

Talking of knee-taking, watch this.

Wolves get us underway.

The players take a knee.

The players join us.

Blades have missed their Fantasy League hero. He's not fully fit, but hopefully will be good to start at the weekend.

Blades need to go some to get into the Europa League. Chances are seventh will do it because Man City won the League Cup and all of the four FA Cup semi-finalists are in that top seven. And if that stays as is, and if City's European ban is upheld, eighth will be enough.

There's a big mutual appreciation between Nuno and Wilder. He says Blades are fast, aggressive and powerful, and it's not nice coming to Bramall Lane even when there are no fans there. He wants a better all-round performance today than he got on Saturday.

I saw it, so you should get to see it too.

In the studio, Matt Murray notes that usually, Wolves start in a 3-5-2 and move to a 3-4-3 if they need a goal, so perhaps they're going to be more offensive than usual this evening.