Sheffield United Boss Wilder descends blades after his victory over the match

Chris Wilder, the director of Sheffield United, praised his players to reach the qualifying final in Wembley after “a very difficult season.”

The blades were established two points and collected 90, only to finish 10 points behind the first degree in Leeds and Burnley.

But they responded elegantly Thrash Bristol City 6-0 on a total And secure a place in the final on May 24, where they will face either Coventry City to get a place in the Premier League.

“You have to enjoy nights like this!” 😍

Chris Wilder participates in his ideas after Sheffield United beat Bristol City to book the final in the final match 💭 pic.twitter.com/ws5m22khyc

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Wilder Sky Sports told: “We had everything we lost tonight. We had to work hard and dissatisfaction, we could be harmed,” Wilder Sky Sports told.

“It was an embarrassing beginning, we fell between pressure and not. You know how football could change the Earth’s environment, but we found our rhythm and for the first goal it was huge. Everyone settled.

“My position after the match is that we did not accomplish the task. We have the opportunity to get out of the section and the support was electrical. When it swings here, it gives you a big boost. We can sit and relax now and watch tomorrow night.

“I told the players to take care of each other, but would I have a beer tonight if you are a player? 100 %.

“It was an incredibly difficult season for us, but a night like tonight is a boost and the confession they deserve.”

Sheffield United defeated Bristol City 6-0 in a totality to reach the final of the tournament match!

They will meet with the winners of the Coventry V Sunderland at Wembley on May 24 for a place in the Premier League pic.twitter.com/0xqbmltcm1

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KIEFFer Moore opened the registration with a head from one of the corner, the deviant Gus Hamer shot began the party and the alternative Callum O’Hare began from the bench for rifles in the third.

Wilder has a strong team and used it well on the legs and will be in good condition for the final.

He said: “Everything should be. Contributions from the seat are the key, and we have a vital health team at this stage of the season.

“We had to be on tonight. They really put a courageous battle.”