Jack Lester's reaction to Steve Bruce's fury among Sheffield United moments missed

Sheffield United's impressive form continued last night in a game that saw plenty of action on and off the pitch.

A goal in each half from the irrepressible Billy Sharp, a red card and the return of a promotion hero made for another enjoyable occasion at Bramall Lane.

Here are the Sheffield United moments you may have missed from last night's win.

The Bounce Slayer was back at Bramall Lane.

Mark Duffy became a fans favourite during the rise from League One to the Premier League, with the skilful midfielder chipping in with some useful goals along the way.

But none more famous than the one that brought the bouncing to an abrupt halt at Hillsborough in the 4-2 Bouncing Day Massacre.

He was a special guest of the club last night and he was introduced to the crowd prior to kick-off, where footage of his famous goal was played on the big screen.

We will never tire of watching that, it was good to see him back.

Shortly before the players took to the pitch, United's new anthem was played over the loud speaker to get Bramall Lane rockin' and in the mood.

Rockin' All Over The World, by Status Quo, has caught on and gathered pace in recent weeks and is now the song of choice for 'Hecky and Stuart McCall'.

It was difficult to hear from the press box if 'Jack' had been inserted into the lyrics as a mark of respect for the work Jack Lester is doing, something that Heckingbottom had touched on in the week after the coach had been teased by assistant McCall for being left out.

However, it's a sign of respect for how quickly the manager has won the fans over that he has a song already and hearing it over the loud speaker brought back memories of the promotion season under Dave Bassett in 1989/90, when The Only Way Is Up by Yazz would