BLADES SHOWING AN EDGE
SLAVISA Jokanovic’s Sheffield United came from a goal down to stun Stoke thanks to supersubs
Lys Mousset and David McGoldrick.
Skipper Billy Sharp and French bundle of energy Illiman Ndiaye started only for Mousset and McGoldrick to strike in the 80th and 83rd minutes respectively, cancelling out a well-taken goal by Jacob Brown.
Oli McBurnie remained on the bench while there was not even any room on it for record 28m signing Rhian Brewster.
The former Liverpool striker was stuck in the stand.
All, though, will have parts to play as the Serb stamps his own personality on a side which has huge expectation surrounding it.
Tom Lees scored the opening goal against Hull as Huddersfield moved into the top six with this victory.
The Tigers remain 21st after the defeat which was sealed by a peach of a goal from Duane Holmes.
Coventry came from two goals down to earn a point at Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park.
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Tyler Walker’s expert finish from Todd Kane’s cross got the ball rolling for the Sky Blues.
And the leveller arrived when Liam Kelly’s shot hit the post, bounced off the head of keeper Thomas Kaminski and landed back in the net.
Joe Rothwell’s dink and Sam Gallagher’s drilled shot into the top corner had put Blackburn two ahead.
Mark Robins’ side are fourth in the table.
Paddy McNair and Josh Coburn made sure Middlesbrough dispatched struggling Peterborough.
McNair won a penalty after having his shirt pulled in the box with five minutes to go, and the Northern Irishman stepped up to send keeper David Cornell the wrong way.
Sub Coburn added a second in injury time, connecting with Martin Payero’s centre.
Harry Cornick scored in each half as Luton condemned Millwall to a first Championship defeat in eight games.
The Lions’ day was summed up late on when Jed Wallace saw his penalty saved by Sluga.
John Swift netted his eighth goal of the season as Reading beat struggling Barnsley.
The visitors suffered their fourth loss in a row and have now gone 10 games without a win.