Sheffield United rally late as Hamer and Ings sink Hull | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Sheffield United beat Hull City 2-1. Oliver McBurnie put Hull ahead in the fifth minute from Liam Millar's pass. The game turned when John Lundstram received a second yellow and was sent off (75.), and Gustavo Hamer converted a penalty (85.). Danny Ings then struck the winner (88.) as the Blades controlled 66.3% possession and forced 15 corners. The Blades rise from 17th to 16th in the table, while Hull drop from fifth to sixth, with the Blades visiting Watford next and Hull hosting Birmingham.

Player of the Match: Japhet Tanganga dominated defensively with 12 clearances and six interceptions and then created the decisive chance for Danny Ings to win it.

Stat of the Match: The Blades delivered 15 corners, underlining sustained territorial pressure that eventually told.

Three Things We Learned: Hull's left side carried the early danger as Liam Millar produced two big chances and supplied the assist for the opener. The Blades' control on the ball told, with 66.3% possession and 82.2% passing accuracy sustaining pressure. Even after the dismissal, Hull's work rate was high with 25 tackles at 84.0% success, but the equaliser and winner arrived soon after.