Bramall Lane, home stadium of Sheffield United
Sheffield United

Sheffield United

EnglandAnh
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Năm thành lập

1889

Huấn luyện viên

Chris Wilder

Sân nhà

Bramall Lane

Thành phố

Sheffield

Sức chứa

32,702

Mặt sân

grass

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Sheffield United was founded in 1889 by the Sheffield United Cricket Club to make use of Bramall Lane during the winter months.

Thống kê mùa giải

Thành tích

17W 6D 22L

H:9W/A:8W

Bàn thắng

64 / 65 (-1)

H:38/A:26

Sạch lưới

24

H:13/A:11

Hạng

3

Cầu thủ nghỉ thi đấu (5)

T. BindonUnknown
từ 30/07/2025
J. RobinsonFoot Injury
từ 23/07/2025
T. DaviesBack Injury
từ 16/07/2025
T. ChongGroin Injury
từ 06/07/2025
J. ShackletonCalf Injury
từ 16/07/2025

Danh hiệu

Championship

1952/1953,

1xWinner

Championship

2022/2023,2018/2019,2005/2006,1989/1990,1970/1971,1960/1961,1938/1939,1892/1893,

8x2nd Place

Premier League

1897/1898,

1xWinner

Premier League

1899/1900,1896/1897,

2x2nd Place

FA Cup

1924/1925,1914/1915,1901/1902,1898/1899,

4xWinner

FA Cup

1935/1936,1900/1901,

2x2nd Place

League One

2016/2017,

1xWinner

Sheffield United

Sheffield United Football Club, founded in 1889 as an offshoot of the Sheffield United Cricket Club and playing at Bramall Lane — the oldest major football ground in the world, dating to 1862 — won the First Division title in 1897-98 and lifted the FA Cup four times (1899, 1902, 1915, 1925) in their historic peak era. Sheffield, birthplace of association football, gave the club a unique place in the game's origins. In the modern era, manager Chris Wilder's innovative deployment of overlapping centre-backs in a 3-5-2 system earned widespread admiration during their 2019 Premier League promotion. After a difficult Premier League campaign in 2023-24, the club was relegated and underwent a reported £111 million takeover by American consortium COH Sports in December 2024. Currently competing in the EFL Championship, the Blades retain their identity as a working-class, community-rooted club with deep historical significance.