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Super Morgan lifts sharper Blades

By Andrew Penman

CARDIFF C 2
Harris 32, McGuiness 90

SHEFF UTD 3
Gibbs-White 61, Sharp 73, McGoldrick 75

STAR MAN

MORGAN GIBBS-WHITE Sheffield United

LOOKING GOOD: Sheffield United’s David McGoldrick, far right, is mobbed after scoring their third
PICTURE: PSI/Dan Minto

NEW manager Paul Heckingbottom praised his side’s character after Sheffield United fought back from a goal down at half-time to beat 10-man Cardiff.
United trailed to Mark Harris’ opener, but hit back through Morgan Gibbs-White, Billy Sharp and David McGoldrick afer the interval.
A last minu...

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