That Burton is where they belong in the table are undeniable facts. They are likely to fight in the final for the Championship contract – it is simply the level they hold – and now they are in the place above the bottom line, which is then sent out with the head before the series.
It was thanks to the somewhat unexpected 1-0 win over Millwall just before the break, which lasted almost two weeks, Burton stepped up on safe ground. It broke a loss match of three games and a profit-free dito of eight.
Sheffield United, who came last from games in League One, has been the year’s big exclamation point – in a positive sense. As it seems, it has not only been a classic upturn, as newcomers often get, but 16 games into it all, they are placed on a very honorable second place behind a hard favorite Wolverhampton.
What is extra interesting with United is that they have not yet played a single matched match, which they are the only ones in throughout the Championship; 11 wins and five losses. The pumps have arrived, but as fast as you’ve been on your feet again.

Something big favorite
13 recorded sticks against 33. Already after 16 matches, that is a difference of 20 pieces. Why would Sheffield United then be a favorite in danger of the match? Let’s explain.
Championship is first and foremost an extremely tight series, where everyone can win over all and, as a result, Sheffield United is more vulnerable.
Now, we have had a break and, although there is evidence of quality, so much in Sheffield United – have they performed well? This level I do not think they should keep and they should drop in the table in due course.
A little dip, it should be close around the corner no matter …
Burton is definitely not the largest of the power gauge in the series and they have had a tendency to fall extremely hard when they fall. It’s even so good that they have the worst goal difference in the series. But the match before the break was a big step forward – 1-0 win over Millwall – and here’s the feeling that they are set against Sheffield United in perfect time.