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Sheffield United FC vs. AFC Wimbledon (04.02.2017)

Date Season Halftime Result
04.02.2017 2016 2 : 0 4 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
2'' Sheffield Utd B. Sharp Normal Goal
37'' Sheffield Utd J. Hanson Normal Goal
46'' Sheffield Utd E. Ebanks-Landell Substitution 1
63'' AFC Wimbledon D. Bulman Substitution 1
63'' AFC Wimbledon A. Barcham Substitution 2
77'' Sheffield Utd B. Sharp Substitution 2
79'' Sheffield Utd J. Fleck Normal Goal
83'' Sheffield Utd M. Duffy Substitution 3
90'' + 1'' Sheffield Utd C. Lavery Normal Goal

Lineup Sheffield United FC

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 25 S. Moore
Defence 13 J. Wright
Midfield 24 D. Lafferty
Midfield 18 K. Freeman
Defence 19 E. Ebanks-Landell
Defence 5 J. O'Connell
Midfield 4 J. Fleck
Midfield 21 M. Duffy
Midfield 15 P. Coutts
Forward 10 B. Sharp
Forward 16 J. Hanson

Lineup AFC Wimbledon

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 1 J. Shea
Defence 32 D. Charles
Defence 2 B. Fuller
Defence 6 P. Robinson
Defence 22 S. Kelly
Midfield 14 T. Soares
Midfield 4 D. Bulman
Midfield 8 J. Reeves
Midfield 17 A. Barcham
Forward 33 L. Taylor
Forward 9 T. Elliott

Substitutes Sheffield United FC

Position Number Name
Defence 6 C. Basham
Forward 9 C. Lavery
Midfield 44 S. Carruthers
Goalkeeper 1 G. Long
Forward 11 M. Done
Defence 14 J. Riley
Midfield 26 J. O'Shea

Substitutes AFC Wimbledon

Position Number Name
Midfield 7 G. Francomb
Forward 10 D. Poleon
Forward 23 T. Barnett
Goalkeeper 24 J. McDonnell
Midfield 28 A. Egan
Defence 31 S. Owens
Defence 34 C. Robertson

Sheffield United FC

Sheffield United is an English football team whose history dates back to 1889, when it was formed as an offshoot of the local cricket club. Because of their origins in a city with a rich history in the manufacture of steel, they are nicknamed the Blades. Since their inception, they have played at Bramall Lane Stadium, which today has a capacity of over 32,000.

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AFC Wimbledon

The nicknames of this club were The Dons, The Wombles and The Crazy Gang. The club colours are a combination of blue and yellow, which are part of the crest and home jerseys. The club was founded in 1889 in the south-west London borough of Merton. For a long time it played in the lower competitions, but after professionalisation it rose to the highest rungs of English football in 1985 and also managed to win the English Cup, in 1888. They beat then big club Liverpool 1-0.

More about AFC Wimbledon
Home corners 4
Home shots 18
Home shots on target 7
Home fouls 9
Home yellow cards 0
Home red cards 0
Away corners 3
Away shots 5
Away shots on target 2
Away fouls 11
Away yellow cards 0
Away red cards 0

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