VIDEO: 'We knew Oldham game would be horrible because of pitch' says Sheffield United's Jay O'Shea
United trailed to Tope Obadeyi's first-half goal before O'Shea levelled five minutes into the second half, and Chris Wilder reckons it will turn out to be a point gained rather than two dropped come the end of the season.
And O'Shea admitted: "We knew it was going to be a horrible game when we saw the pitch before the game, but we dug deep after our first half which wasn't the best.
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Hide Ad"We showed good character to come back into the game, and had a few chances to win it near the end."
O'Shea's goal was a superb effort, as he volleyed James Hanson's knockdown past Connor Ripley in the home goal to extend United's unbeaten run to ten games.
"It sat up nicely," the Chesterfield loanee added, "and it was nice to see it hit the back of the net and keep our good run going."