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3 things we clearly learnt about Sheffield United after their 2-1 win over Birmingham

It was a good night for Sheffield United on Friday, as they claimed a 2-1 win over Birmingham City at St Andrew’s.

After a goalless first half, the Blades fell on the hour mark when January signing Lyle Taylor scored his second goal in as many games for the Blues.

However, Paul Heckingbottom’s side equalised just moments later through Billy Sharp, before Jayden Bogle finished off an excellent team move ten minutes, to complete the turnaround, and secure all three points for the visitors.

That made it three straight wins for Sheffield United, and will no doubt have given Heckingbottom plenty to think about going forward.

So with that in mind, we’ve taken a look at three things we learnt about Sheffield United from that win over Birmingham, right here.

A show of resilience

One thing that is likely to have pleased Heckingbottom about his side’s efforts on Friday, in their response to going behind.

Having conceded the opening goal on the hour mark, the Blades were somewhat up against the clock if they wanted to get a result, but they were able to react quickly with Sharp equalising just minutes later, giving them the perfect foundations to go and claim the win.

That is the third time this season the Blades have won after going behind, and if they can continue to show that sort of resilience, they are going to be a threat for teams right until the end for the rest of the season.

Billy Sharp keeps on going

One man who is unlikely to want to forget the events of the past week any time soon, is Billy Sharp.

Having become the Championship’s record scorer in the Blades’ win at Peterborough last time out, the striker then added to that tally again on Friday with that crucial equaliser, which came just a day before his 36th

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