Sheffield United player ratings: Blades show play-off credentials in thrilling QPR comeback

: Made a crucial save to deny Austin a second goal on the stroke of half-time.

Will be disappointed with the goal. Austin got the run on the United man and outjumped him for the header. However, his movement and header back across for Jack Robinson's winner was superb.

Fascinating battle with Charlie Austin. Won everything that came his way in the air, shame Austin had pulled on to Basham for the goal given how much he had struggled in the air against Egan for most parts in open play. It was Egan's header back into the mix for Ndiaye to fire home the equaliser.

His long throws were a major asset and they put the home side under real pressure. With no strikers on the pitch, United needed every alternative approach they could find and this was one. Was unlucky with a header soon after the interval that was tipped wide at full stretch by Mahoney but the keeper could do nothing to stop the bullet header that put United in front.

Kept his place at right wing-back and was assured in possession, steady away and did well.

Real driving force in that midfield. Pushing on and getting up inside the area. Had a glorious chance in the second half with the score at 1-1 but he got his timing all wrong and scuffed a great opportunity wide from a Gibbs-White cross. However, involved in the build-up for Ndiaye's leveller.

Grabbed hold of the game by the scruff of the neck and got United up the pitch. Involved in every attack and his passing range was again superb. His lofted ball for Basham to attack was everything that he is about. Quality.

Real livewire. Fancied this was one right from the off and was busy, energetic and forever probing, getting on the ball. One of his best displays of the season.

Gave Adomah far too