Sheffield United player ratings: Blades lack cutting edge and miss their chance against Hull

Similar to most weeks lately had very little to do as the United defence limited the visitors to half chances.

Difficult evening up against the pace of Keane Lewis-Potter. The tricky Hull winger got in behind Bash on a number of occasions in the first half. First player to cause the United defender real problems this season but coped much better with him after the break.

In control, never really flustered at the heart of United's back three and stepped out with the ball a lot into midfield.

Another good defensive display, did little wrong and is playing well at the moment, but may feel as though he should have done better with a free header that didn't trouble the keeper.

Couldn't bring what Bogle has brought in recent weeks going forward and became frustrated with a lot of decisions as the game wore on.

Back in the starting line-up and back controlling play for the first 45. Delivered a wonderful ball for Oli McBurnie, who headed just over shortly before half-time and also a free-kick that was perfect for the unmarked Jack Robinson, who should have done better when headed wide. Became a little sloppy in the second half and gave the ball away cheaply by his standards.

Compliments Norwood really well. The pair bring an element of calm to proceedings and, especially at home when United have the majority of possession, allow the side to dominate the ball and pin the opposition in.

Back in after a spell out of the side. Brought much more intent to his game down the left, but does have a hesitancy about him when in good positions. A couple of times he was guilty of wasting opportunities, but much better from the young wing-back.

Lively from the Wolves loanee. Looked United's most creative attacking outlet and