Sheffield United have been without the likes of Ollie Arblaster and Harry Souttar due to injury, though Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, Ben Brereton Diaz and Femi Seriki are all now fit again, with Wilder confirming the latter pair could have made the squad for the second leg against Bristol City as he faces some tough selection decisions.

This week Duffy was announced as the new assistant manager of Southport, who finished 18th of 24 clubs in the National League North last season. Neil Danns, the former Crystal Palace, Leicester City and Bolton Wanderers midfielder, took the reins at Haig Avenue and brought in Duffy as his No.2 after their previous association at Macclesfield.

We asked for your views on Sheffield United's play-off semi-final victory over Bristol City, which sets up a Wembley final against either Sunderland or Coventry. Here is a selection of views from Sheffield United supporters...

Everything Sunderland fans need to know on tickets, kick-off times and VAR ahead the play-off final against Sheffield United

Either Sheffield United or Sunderland will be playing Premier League football next season after the Black Cats booked a Wembley date against the Blades later this month in the most dramatic of circumstances last night. Dan Ballard’s 122nd-minute equaliser at home to Coventry City saw them progress 3-2 on aggregate after winning the first leg 2-1.

The atmosphere at Bramall Lane stepped up a notch on Monday night for Sheffield United’s play-off semi-final win over Bristol City

Hamza Choudhury has been enjoying a positive spell on loan spell at Sheffield United from Leicester City following his January move.

There was a chance that O’Hare, and his United teammate Gus Hamer, could have been lining up against their former clubs at Wembley, before Sunderland edged out Coventry with a dramatic goal from Dan Ballard in extra-time injury time on Tuesday evening.