Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder was delighted after their 1-0 win against Brentford.

James McAtee struck the winner on the day.

"We talked about performance Wednesday night; first and foremost to nail that performance, which we did. We were disappointed we didn't get the result," Wilder said. "Today was all about marrying it up with a result and obviously we've done that.

"It's a quick turnaround, especially the amount of energy you put into the game and the emotional energy - a popular manager leaving and a new guy coming in. Even though I'm not a new guy in a lot of ways, with the older players and certain members of staff. Emotionally it's tough and quickly they have to get down to business, which they did.

"We couldn't make a lot of changes. There's a lot of kids there that have gone from playing against van Dijk and Konate to Mee and Pinnock, two outstanding centre-halves. We were just a little bit off it but the boost the goal gave us was brilliant.

"For me, the biggest plus point was that, in the second half, we could have retreated and retreated and we didn't. We went front foot, we wnet up the pitch and looked to score a second. The only disappointing thing was we didn't put the game to bed. Thomas Frank is a class act and I love the way he's developed his team from the Championship.

"He's such a smart guy, so underrated and it was always going to be difficult, but we took a step into them second half and late on we really had to suffer. We were prepared to put our bodies on the line to keep the ball out of the net and sometimes that's the most simplistic way of doing it."