News about Billy Sharp

ADAM SHERGOLD AT THE AESSEAL NEW YORK STADIUM: Jaden Philogene may well be competing for the next Puskas Award if he can only convince the dubious goals committee. After taking the slightest of nicks, the Hull man's sensible Rabona equalizer here was bizarrely credited as a Cameron Humphreys own goal. Philogene deservingly deserved the award for his magnificent improvisation, having nutmegged Ollie Rathbone and then threws away from the byline and firmly wrapped his pink boots around the ball to loop it home.

After a five-man replacement paid off for Birmingham manager Tony Mowbray, Koji Myoshi earned the team a last-gasp victory. Birmingham had to come back from a goal down to win a fourth round tie at Leicester City. Since losing last week, Mowbray's first victory as the club's boss after taking over last week.

LETTER - LEWIS STEELE: Liverpool defeated Sheffield United 2-0, falling two points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal. Virgil van Dijk put Jurgen Klopp's team in the ascendancy until Dominik Szoboszlai scored his second goal late on. Lewis Steele of Mail Sport informs you what you may have missed from the game at Bramall Lane.

MATT BARLOW: Jodi Jones used to say that there would be times like this. If it seemed that he was going to lose the fight to recover, he'd shut his eyes and imagine. On a big international night at Wembley Stadium, the butterflies were free and enjoying the experience. 25 of his relatives and families were on display, including great-grandfather Irene, 90 years old and watching him for the first time since his agonizing sequence of three critical ligament injuries.

Maddy Cusack, a Sheffield United Women's player who tragically died earlier this week, has been remembered by England's women's team. Starting her sixth year with the club, the 27-year-old was named as the club's vice captain earlier this month and was the team's longest-serving member. On Friday night, Sarina Wiegman's side faces Scotland in the inaugural Women's Nations League tournament at the Stadium of Light.

Sheffield United's longest-serving women's player Maddy Cusack will be paid tribute to at their Premier League match against Newcastle United following the 27-year-old's unexpected death on Wednesday.

In the last video of Maddy Cusack before her shock death at the age of 27, she was seen laughing and joking with her Sheffield United colleagues at a photoshoot. Cusack, the first player to reach 100 appearances for the Women's Championship club and was named vice captain last month, died on Wednesday. Her cause of death has not been confirmed, but the Chesterfield Coroner in Derbyshire is investigating it. Cusack was smiling at the camera in a behind-scenes video shared by Sheffield United yesterday as the team unveiled the club's new kit ahead of the season.

Since his brother's death at the age of 27, Sheffield United's longest-serving women's player has paid a loving tribute to his 'beautiful sister.' Maddy Cusack, who had been named vice captain of the club last month, died on Wednesday on Wednesday. In her most recent Instagram post, she had just started her sixth season with Sheffield United in the Women's Championship and had expressed her dissatisfaction with the new season.

The Football Association is in touch with Sheffield United regarding a fitting tribute paid to Maddy Cusack, who died at the age of 27. Baroness Sue Campbell, FA's head of women's football, said the club was giving the team its help. 'Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with Maddy's family, relatives, colleagues, co-mates, and everyone at Sheffield United on behalf of the FA, the Women's Super League, and the Women's Championship,' Baroness Campbell said.

Cameron Archer, an England U21 international, has gone from Aston Villa to Sheffield United in a £18.5 million transfer. Archer spent time at the Villans before embarking on a lucrative loan to Middlesborough, where he scored 11 goals in 20 league appearances. Billy Sharp, Sheffield United's legendary striker who now plies his trade in the MLS, has already received words of support and encouragement from him.

Following Billy Sharp's many years with Sheffield United, the Los Angeles Galaxy have signed veteran English striker Billy Sharp as a free agent. Sharp's deal will continue through the 2023 season and includes an option for 2024. Sharp has made 377 appearances, scored 129 goals, and recorded 44 assists during his time at Sheffield Sharp.

Billy Sharp, a former Sheffield United striker, is apparently ending his move to LA Galaxy, MLS' Los Angeles Galaxy, after the club was linked with Neymar earlier this week. The 37-year-old Blades legend left Bramall Lane in June after his deal with the club came to an end. Sharp is currently based in Los Angeles to finish a one-year deal with the Galaxy, according to Football Insider.

Billy Sharp, the Blades' legendary, embraced the new talisman in the Steel City, Iliman Ndiaye. Sharp and Ndiaye's hug felt like a passing of the torch in Sheffield, with the boyhood fan and club legend weeping away tears as he said his farewell from a Town Hall balcony at the promotion parade. Ndiaye was the man to lead United Nations into a new era. With an FA Cup semi-final in the same week this week, good times were shining on Bramall Lane this year, including a transfer embargo and a protracted takeover fiasco.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Oliver Norwood of Sheffield United left Manchester United at the age of 21 with aspirations after struggling to make a single first-team appearance for Sir Alex Ferguson. But more than a decade later, he has been given the opportunity to become a legend of Old Trafford. In tomorrow's FA Cup semi-final at Wembley, all he has to do is put an end to their worst nightmare and knock off Manchester City's Treble dream. 'Everyone on the red side of Manchester will be hoping we'll do something good,' smiles the 31-year-old, who enjoyed a fruitful career after leaving Old Trafford in 2012 with Reading, Fulham, Brighton, and Northern Ireland.'

BRAMALL LANE, ADAM SHERGOLD: Sheffield United will be trying to defeat Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finals on Saturday, but they may not have been more grateful to them. The talented 20-year-old midfielder on loan from Etihad scored a vital winner on their way to the Premier League, James McAtee. McAtee, who had been thrown on at halftime to give Luton some much-needed energy, scored his fourth goal in six games as the Blades seemed to be promising Luton real hope in the automatic promotion competition.

OSS HEPPENSTALL AT BRAMALL LANE: It will take a few more drops of blood and several more gallons of sweat, but Sheffield United's Premier League is coming into sharper focus. Yes, that was how it felt to the legions of the ardent Blades supporters who blasted out of a sun-drenched Bramall Lane after another priceless, but tense victory.

BY MATT HUGHES: The EFL's special edition warns that the 72 clubs seen by Sportsmail that 'players and match officials are extremely worried that it is just a matter of time before one of them is seriously wounded.' The EFL's intervention came after conversations with players, managers, and government officials in an attempt to prevent the crowd-manding that marred several of last season's play-off games, with several clubs fined by the FA for failing to monitor their players. Billy Sharp, a Sheffield United fan, was assaulted by Nottingham Forest supporters at the City Ground in the most horrific incident last summer, which resulted in compulsory one-year bans from stadiums for any supporters invading the pitch.

As Sheffield United moved six points clear of the teams trying to pin them for automatic promotion, James McAtee ended up up upsetting both managers. Manchester midfielder 20 poked home the game's only goal in the 62nd minute as United cashed in on third-place Middlesbrough's surprise loss at Huddersfield. Norwich was convinced it should not have stood, arguing that a Blade had been offside in the build-up and no advantage had been given to them until United defeated them to set up McAtee, who was only onside himself in the six-yard box.

JACK GAUGHAN vs. BRAMALL LANE If ever a club needed a stoppage-time winner, scored by a young man whose grandparents were both FA Cup champions with Manchester City in 1969, Sheffield United are it. Not just for the romance of a Wembley semi-final, but also for the atmosphere and bank balance. At Bramall Lane, it's been a tough time. They may not go into administration, but the financials are bleak unless a takeover agreement is reached, with Nigerian Dozy Mmobuosi awaiting to complete the transaction.

Billy Sharp of Sheffield United has been fined for his post-match remarks following his team's FA Cup fourth-round replay win over Wrexham. After winning over Wrexham, who are owned by Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the veteran striker's remarks appear to have landed him in hot water after being charged by the FA for 'implying bias and/or attacking the referee's legitimacy.' Referee Leigh Doughty's performance was dissatisfied with the goalcorer's contributions to Wrexham's efforts to achieve an FA Cup miracle.

In a tunnel brawl that followed Sheffield United's 3-1 victory in the FA Cup on Tuesday night, Billy Sharp (left) savaged Wrexham's players and told them,'shove it on your show.' Sharp, and then Sander Berge, sealed victory for the Championship high-flyers, setting up a fifth round match against Tottenham Hotspur. Sharp was outraged with his 'disrespect' from Wrexham, and he made sure their Disney+ cameras, filming on the second season of 'Welcome to Wrexham,' heard exactly what he thought in the tunnel afterwards as both sets of players clashed.

BRAMALL LANE, IAN HERBERT: The sequel was a blockbuster, but not less than the first epic. A Cup match of vigour, excitement, agony, and even violence for Wrexham, as well as a bizarre post-match interview by the match-winner, who said that the non-league team had rattled the one with Premier League aspirations. Billy Sharp, who scored the decisive breakaway goal at the end of the game, launched a sarcastic verbal assault on Wrexham defender Ben Tozer in the tunnel before heading to a post-match interview in which he said that Wrexham had shown his own team'disprospect' by watching a Fifth Round home tie with Tottenham, which will now be Sheffield United's. 'I think they've been disrespectful with a few things before the game,' Sharp said. 'I'm glad we've beat them.'

After the team's FA Cup campaign was sadly ended by Sheffield United on Tuesday night, co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have lauded the team's efforts. Wrexham remained on their own for a large portion of the replay at Bramall Lane, with Paul Mullins' penalty canceling out Anel Ahmedhodzic's opener. However, the night came to an end for the National League outfit, with Billy Sharp and Sander Berge's added-time goals advancing the Blades to the fifth round against Tottenham.

No less than the first epic, the sequel was a blockbuster. Wrexham's match-winner's game was tense, controversies, agony, and even a bizarre post-match interview, which suggested that the non-league club had rattled the one with Premier League aspirations. Billy Sharp, the Welshman who scored the decisive breakaway goal at the end of the game, unleashed a foul verbal tirade at Wrexham defender Ben Tozer in the tunnel and finished with a post-match interview in which he said the Welshmen had demonstrated "disrespect" by watching a fifth round match against Tottenham Hotspur, which is now Sheffield United's. Sharp said that Wrexham were 'thinking they were already over'. 'I wasn't happy the way they've been as a team before the game,' considering Spurs. They hadn't even beat us. When they returned to school, they hoped we'd just roll over, and I believe the referee was helping them as well.'