Boss Chris Wilder says Sheffield United’s failure to take their chances cost them once again in the defeat against Plymouth Argyle at Home Park.
The Blades are now five points off the automatic promotion places after two late goals saw Argyle come from behind to secure a dramatic win.
“The biggest message was to go and be clinical,” Wilder said after his side’s third defeat in a row.
“We did what we needed to do in getting the first goal. We dealt with the throw-ins and set pieces.
“The first goal goes in, and that quietens the home crowd. But to go and get the second goal would have killed the game.
“We never really showed the quality we should be showing at the top end of the pitch.
“We couldn’t have had a worse week in terms of results. The players have to pick themselves up and that’s what I was talking about in the huddle afterwards.
“We have not been good enough in the last three games. I don’t think it’s pressure or nerves. We are just not finding big enough moments. We need a big week now.”
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