News about Anel Ahmedhodzic

Anel Ahmedhodzic dissatisfied with the decision to let his Sheffield United colleague Mason Holgate off for his tackle on Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma. Following the VAR team's intervention, the crash occurred within 15 minutes of the Seagulls' victory 5-0, and Holgate's punishment was changed from a yellow card to a straight red. Jamie Redknapp described the foul as "assault" and "one of the worst tackles I've seen in years," but Holgate's defensive partner Ahmedhodzic was one of those who disagreed with the Sky Sports analysis, referring to it as a 'fair take."

During Sheffield United's loss to Liverpool on Wednesday night, Anel Ahmedhodzic became the first player to wear the rainbow armband in seven years. The Blades suffered their first defeat in Chris Wilder's second stint as manager, with Virgil van Dijk and Dominik Szoboszlai scoring for Jurgen Klopp's team. Ahmedhodzic was given captain duties in the absence of John Egan and Chris Basham, but the rainbow armband was not worn instead, instead opting for the standard one.

Bruno Fernandes is one of a number of Premier League players expected to be on their best behavior in the next five games in order to avoid a one-game ban. All accrued yellow cards become ineffective after 19 games of the Premier League season, meaning that players on four, nine, or 14 yellow cards will not be allowed to receive bans for additional cards. With 14 games remaining, it means that there are five top-flight players remain to avoid another booking and possibly not disappoint their team as we enter the holiday season.

SHEFFIELD UNITED UNITED NORTH END — ROSS HEPPENSTALL AT BRAMALL LANE (RUGUE) Anel Ahmedhodzic is expected to become a father soon enough, but Sheffield United's defender will take center stage. In Wednesday's 2-0 home victory over West Brom, the Bosnian, who has had an excellent campaign for Paul Heckingbottom's men, was on target to win Premier League membership. As another promotion campaign got underway at a raucous Bramall Lane, he was at it again against Preston, bringing home a first-half opener for his seventh goal of the season.

Sheffield United beat Burnley 1-0, putting the pressure on Championship leaders Burnley on. Daniel Jebbison scored the game's only goal in just the third minute as the Blades raced through Hull's defense until the 19-year-old forward coolly slotted home. The win looks to have pushed Paul Heckingbottom's side within three points of Burnley, who are currently draw with West Brom.

RICHARD TANNER: Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom said the promotion chasers were 'good value' for their hard-fought victory over Bloomfield Road. Sander Berge and James McAtee's goals ensured that the Blades retained the heat on Championship leaders Burnley. Berge, a Norwegian midfielder, put the Blades up with a close finish in the first half, and Manchester City loanee James McAtee scored a spectacular solo goal to make it 2-0 right after the break.

COMING BACK AT BRAMALL LANE, OSS HEPPENSTALL: Since his new club's promotion history, Anel Ahmedhodzic quickly earned a spot in Sheffield United's fandom. While the Blades cruised to victory with first-half strikes from Iliman Ndiaye and Sander Berge, the 23-year-old Bosnian defender, who signed from Malmo on a four-year contract, made an excellent debut. It will take some time to recover from last season's play-off semi-final loss to Nottingham Forest on penalties, but Paul Heckingbottom's men should be back there again.