No hiding place for winless Sheffield United, Wilder says


Soccer Football - Premier League - Crystal Palace v Sheffield United - Selhurst Park, London, Britain - January 2, 2021 Sheffield United's Oliver Norwood looks dejected Pool via REUTERS/Catherine Ivill

(Reuters) - Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder said there was "no hiding place" for him and his players after they suffered their 15th Premier League defeat of the season at Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Jeffrey Schlupp and Eberechi Eze scored a goal apiece as Palace heaped more misery on United with a 2-0 victory, leaving the Blades bottom of the table with two points, 11 adrift of the safety zone.

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