Sheffield United 0 West Ham United 1 - player ratings

Sheffield United’s search for a first Premier League win of the season goes on after they lost at home to West Hame United.
Sheffield United's Sander Berge tussles with West Ham's Tomas Soucek and Angelo Ogbonna (Picture:: Simon Bellis/Sportimage)Sheffield United's Sander Berge tussles with West Ham's Tomas Soucek and Angelo Ogbonna (Picture:: Simon Bellis/Sportimage)
Sheffield United's Sander Berge tussles with West Ham's Tomas Soucek and Angelo Ogbonna (Picture:: Simon Bellis/Sportimage)

Here’s how we rated the individual Blades’ performances.

Aaron Ramsdale - Made a good save in the first half but could do little with power of Haller’s winner - 6

Chris Basham - One of the more mobile of the Blades defenders, got up and down the field in typical fashion - 7

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Sheffield United's John Egan and West Ham goalscorer Sebastien Haller (Picture:  Simon Bellis/Sportimage)Sheffield United's John Egan and West Ham goalscorer Sebastien Haller (Picture:  Simon Bellis/Sportimage)
Sheffield United's John Egan and West Ham goalscorer Sebastien Haller (Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage)

John Egan - A vital block to deny Jarrod Bowen in the first half. Led the line well - 7

Ethan Ampadu - Taken off shortly into the second half having made little impression - 6

George Baldock - Should have scored in the first three minutes, would have changed the complexion of the game, but otherwise industrious - 6

Sander Berge - Positioned just behind the front two he was neat and tidy but needs to be involved more - 7

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Oliver Norwood - Looked off the pace at times and is not impacting games as he was last season - 5

John Fleck - Back in the starting XI and while not abole to replicate last season’s form, it was good to see him back - 6

Max Lowe - Ineffective going forward and West Ham enjoyed a lot of possession down his flank - 5

Oli McBurnie - Had United’s best two chances, but wasted both shooting straight at Fabianski and then hitting the cross bar - 6

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David McGoldrick - Busied himself in front of the Hammers backline but too much of a muchness to McBurnie, without getting the chances - 5

Substitutes:

Jack Robinson (for Ampadu 62) - Unable to change the flow of the game - 5

Rhian Brewster (for Norwood 65) - Set McBurnie away for best chance if second half and stretched West Ham defence with his running into channels, but still searching for first goal - 6

John Lundstram (for Basham 76) - Like Robinson, unable to change the game - 7

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