Sheffield Wednesday manager, Danny Röhl, says that he ‘did not see much difference’ in the two teams after their narrow defeat to Sheffield United.

Sheffield United host Sheffield Wednesday in the Steel City derby on Sunday afternoon The long wait for the Steel City derby is almost over as Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday finalise their preparations for Sunday’s clash at Bramall Lane.

That came amid a disappointing end to the season behind closed doors for Sheffield United, in which their hopes of claiming a European spot somewhat drastically fell away. However, had they been able to sign a player capable of making a greater impact than Zivkovic did, there is a possibility things would have been different.

Leeds United dropped to third in the Championship after Sheffield United edged a hard-fought Steel City derby at Bramall Lane. Tyrese Campbell was the hero for the Blades, bagging a 50th minute winner to send Chris Wilder's side level on points with Championship leaders Sunderland going into the international break.

Sheffield United move level on points with Championship leaders Sunderland with a deserved win over local rivals Sheffield Wednesday.

But, back to that season of a decade ago. The average attendance then, at Bramall Lane, was over 7,500 less than it is this season at 19,805, according to Transfermarkt.

Relegation from the top flight last term means Luton, Burnley and Sheffield United are all back in the second tier this term and will be expected to push for play-off spots again at least, but so too will Norwich City,