Leeds United visit the home of fierce rivals Manchester United during the weekend. The Whites reignite this rivalry after more than a decade. They got back to winning ways against Newcastle as they shipped five past their opponents.
It won’t be any easy for the visitors though, as Manchester United are perhaps playing some of their best football. Nonetheless, Leeds can take heart from the fact that the game is at Old Trafford and Manchester United haven’t done well there this season.
While Bielsa didn’t exactly go ahead and announce the line-up like the West Ham game, there do remain some injury problems. Robin Koch is out for the long-term while Diego Llorente should return soon. The other long-term absentee is Gaetano Berardi and he isn’t going to feature anytime soon.
Two goals were shipped in by the youngster last game but he remains the team’s first choice for now.
The versatile man just has to keep switching from defence to midfield and vice-versa. Nonetheless, he does keep adjusting well to those transitions. Will not have it easy against an in-form Marcus Rashford.
It should worry the captain that the team hasn’t kept a clean sheet in three matches despite a win in the last game.
Will have to continue in his central role in the absence of Robin Koch.
With Ayling having to shift to a more central role, Alioski continues at left-back.
Likely to face a stern test in the form of a certain Bruno Fernandes. Win this midfield battle and Leeds could hold the edge.
Another important player for the team with his endless bags of energy. Winning his midfield battle with the opposite number will be vital.
Still being played in a much more withdrawn position rather than his usual centre-forward role.
Very likely to square up against Aaron Wan-Bissaka and it will take a huge effort from Harrison to beat his man.
The new man will be hoping to continue in place of Helder Costa.
Bamford is in really good form and against a leaky Manchester United defence, he will fancy his chances to get on the score sheet.