Leeds host Fulham on Saturday, looking for revenge after the disastrous defeat to Marco Silva’s side in September. The visitors to Craven Cottage were close to winning an important away point, but Fulham won 1-0 on the day, with Gabriel Gutmundsson’s own goal being the only score on the scoreboard.
Since then, things have been looking up for both sides. Fulham are unbeaten in six games and sit in the top half of the table. Leeds are now eight points clear of West Ham, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s goal proving to be a key safety net as they move within striking distance of the relegation zone. Here’s a look at all the details for Saturday’s Premier League match.
Leeds face Fulham on Saturday 17th September. Kick-off is scheduled to take place at Elland Road at 3pm.
Will Leeds vs Fulham be shown on TV?
UK residents will not be able to watch the match as English football’s traditional kick-off slot has been cut off. No matches will be shown on television in this country on Saturdays between 2:45pm and 5:15pm.
However, there is another way to watch as BBC West Yorkshire Sport is broadcasting live radio commentary from Elland Road.
Goals and highlights will be available on the Sky Sports app or on the Sky Sports YouTube channel immediately after full-time.
A highlights package of today’s match will also be shown on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 10.30pm.
Supporters in the US can stream the match live on Peacock.
Daniel James and Sebastian Bornau are expected to miss this game, but Sean Longstaff, Joe Rodon and Jayden Bogle could all play.
It remains to be seen whether Bogle will start at wing-back following the impressive performance of James Justin, who replaced Bogle.
Calvin Bassey, Alex Iwobi and Samuel Chukwueze will all remain in the African Cup of Nations, while Josh King and Kenny Tete could return from injury against Leeds.
