Sheffield United player ratings: Berge and Gibbs-White come alive to seal Yorkshire derby win

Kept the score goalless at half-time courtesy of a superb save low to his right to deny Matty Wolfe with an instinctive, one-handed stop.

Struggled a bit more today. Carlton Morris pulled on to the youngster in a targeted move and made it difficult for him. However, had a steady 45 after the break and can be pleased with his involvement overall in his five league starts.

Beaten far too easily with a ball over the top that Foderingham did well to race off his line and collect with Morris looking to profit. Then sold himself easily when he dived in on the striker inside the area. Way below his level in the first half but was much better in the second.

Unlucky not to have opened the scoring in the first half with an effort from just outside the area that went inches wide of the post.

Picked up some good positions on the right on a couple of occasions and had a sight of goal twice but cut back on to his left foot and killed the attacks. Had a great chance to find the net in the second half but fired over on his right foot. The issue United face with not being able to field a recognised right-sided player in that position. It's something you have to accept in this situation and the one thing you get from him is constant effort.

Put United in front with his third in four matches and also showed good awareness to spot Osborn in the first half and was much more involved after the break, getting on the ball and driving forward. Lovely footwork in a move that sat the defender on the floor before cutting inside.

Alert 10 minutes into the second half with a free-kick to set Hourihane free down the left. Made a couple of important interceptions too.

Put the ball on a plate for Berge to slide home the opener and put