Sheffield United Tickets

Whether they are competing in the Premier League or the EFL Championship, the Blades will always have the backing of their loyal & passionate fanbase.

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The Bramall Lane ticket office is generally a busy place indeed, even when the Blades aren't playing Premier League football. Supporters looking to secure SUFC tickets may face something of a struggle, especially for those who aren’t season ticket holders.

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The average starting price for adult Sheffield United tickets is currently £50.

Sheffield United History

Founded in 1889, Sheffield United Football Club joined the Second Division of the Football League in 1892. The South Yorkshire outfit earned promotion to the old First Division at the first time of asking and went on to claim league honours in 1898, followed by a maiden FA Cup crown one year later.

The Blades have since added three more FA Cup titles to their mantelpiece, although the most recent of these came way back in 1925. This would prove to be the club’s last major trophy for at least a century.

After World War II until the end of the 20th century SUFC struggled to maintain its top-flight status for more than seven consecutive years, with several relegations to the second tier and even the third (and fourth) during the 1960s, 70s and 80s.

Finally, in 1990, Sheffield United made a return to the old First Division following a 14-year hiatus from the English top flight. The Blades remained in the division and were founder members of the inaugural Premier League campaign of 1992/93, but they lasted just two seasons before spending a further 12 years outside of England's premier division.

Sheffield Utd gained promotion to the Premier League in 2006 but dropped back down to the EFL Championship one year later. Another 12 years passed during which time SUFC went without Premier League football, and the South Yorkshire side even dropped down to the third tier (League One) in 2011.

The Blades regained their Premier League status in 2019 and again in 2023, failing to retain their place amongst England’s elite on both occasions.

Progress Under Wilder

Chris Wilder buoyed the team as they won the League One title in 2016/17 and then secured promotion from the EFL Championship two years later, subsequently spending two seasons in the Premier League.

In 2022/23 Sheffield United secured another return to the Premier League, this time under manager Paul Heckingbottom, though the Blades once again failed to withhold their berth atop the English football pyramid.

Wilder was reappointed as SUFC manager in December 2023 and, although he was unable to avoid the team being relegated to the Championship, he remained in charge for the start of the 2024/25 campaign.

Sheffield United Rivals

The Blades' main rivals are Sheffield Wednesday, against whom they contest the Sheffield derby (also known as the Steel City Derby).

Both teams are based in South Yorkshire, and the two sets of supporters are very much at loggerheads with each other. Get your Sheffield United vs Sheffield Wednesday tickets safely via SeatPick.

Leeds United, situated in West Yorkshire, are also considered to be major rivals of Sheffield Utd. Leeds and Sheffield are the largest two cities in Yorkshire.

Sheffield United Stadium: Bramall Lane

Bramall Lane has been the home of SUFC ever since the club was formed in 1889. The ground itself first opened back in 1855, making it one of the oldest active stadiums in English football.

The stadium has a 32,050 capacity, which is slightly smaller than Hillsborough Stadium three miles up the road. Matches at Bramall Lane are known to produce a boisterous atmosphere, especially due to the fans sitting in the Kop Stand.