Sheffield United players perform during international break ahead of Lincoln City match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Sep 29, 2026

Sheffield United players featured for their national teams during the recent international break, preparing for their upcoming Championship match against Lincoln City. Sydie Peck participated in England Under-21s' 4-2 victory over Kazakhstan. Tom Cannon and Liam Kitching appeared for the Republic of Ireland, with Kitching starting against Israel. Hamza Choudhury was in action for Bangladesh, while Tahith Chong shone for Curaçao, scoring in their victories. The team seeks to improve its performance as they return to league play.
- •Sydie Peck played in England U21s' 4-2 win over Kazakhstan.
- •Tom Cannon had limited minutes in Ireland's fixtures, against Kosovo and Israel.
- •Liam Kitching started in Ireland's match versus Israel.
- •Tahith Chong scored in Curaçao's 4-3 and 6-1 victories.
- •Sheffield United aims to bounce back against Lincoln City.
- 12:30 PMYahoo Sports — Sheffield United International Round-up Ahead of Lincoln City Contest
"Sheffield United have had a number of players away on international duty during the latest international break, with several Blades featuring prominently for their respective nations.With Chris Wilder...
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