Sheffield Wednesday are working with police to hunt down a fan accused of mocking rival supporters about the death of George Baldock in an “abhorrent act” during the Steel City derby.

Blades fans are still riding the high today of having claimed bragging rights in yesterday’s Steel City derby, the first in five years.

Sheffield Wednesday go into Sunday's Steel City derby as firm underdogs, but it is not something their manager, Danny Rohl, is unhappy about.

After a five-and-half-year wait for a Steel City derby, Sheffield United were the team to finish victorious, with a cagey encounter finishing 1-0 to the Blades. Although the game wasn’t filled with an abundance of quality,

The Steel City derby is finally upon us, with Sheffield Wednesday’s much anticipated visit to Sheffield United just hours away.

Danny Röhl is barely a year into his managerial career but can already stop traffic when he is seen in Sheffield. In fact, the blue half of the city believe he can walk on water after what has been achieved since arriving in English football last season.

Almost 20 years since his famous free-kick helped defeat fierce rivals Sheffield Wednesday, Blades icon is hoping for more at Bramall Lane

Watch BBC Radio Sheffield's Football Heaven special looking ahead to Sunday's derby between Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday.

Danny Rohl felt a draw would have been a fair result from the Steel City derby, but Tyrese Campbell's moment of quality made the difference.