Ahead of Saturday's visit of Nottingham Forest, Andrew Dalton takes a look back at the recent meetings between the two sides and picks out some memorable moments.

League positions...
United are 15th in the Championship - P29 W8 D12 L9 F29 A33 PTS 36
Forest are 11th in the Championship - P29 W9 D12 L8 F30 A25 PTS 39

Top goalscorers...
United: Chris Wood (8)
Forest: Nelson Miguel Castro Oliveira (7) 

Forest's last five trips to Elland Road...
March 14 2015 - Leeds United 0-0 Nottingham Forest, Championship
April 21 2014 - Leeds Untied 0-2 Nottingham Forest, Championship
September 22 2012 - Leeds United 2-1 Nottingham Forest, Championship
March 20 2012 - Leeds United 3-7 Nottingham Forest, Championship
April 2 2011 - Leeds United 4-1 Nottingham Forest, Championship

United’s last five results...
January 30 2016 - Bolton Wanderers 1-2 Leeds United, FA Cup Fourth Round
January 26 2016 - Brentford 1-1 Leeds United, Championship
January 23 2016 - Leeds United 1-0 Bristol City, Championship
January 16 2016 - Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 Leeds United, Championship
January 12 2016 - Ipswich Town 2-1 Leeds United, Championship

United's home record reads P14 W4 D5 L5 F12 A15 PTS 17/42

Forest's last five results...
January 30 2016 - Nottingham Forest 0-1 Watford, FA Cup Fourth Round
January 26 2016 - Nottingham Forest 0-0 Queens Park Rangers, Championship
January 23 2016 - Middlesbrough 0-1 Nottingham Forest, Championship
January 16 2016 - Nottingham Forest 3-0 Bolton Wanderers, Championship
January 12 2016 - Nottingham Forest 1-1 Birmingham City, Championship

Forest's away record reads P14 W3 D6 L5 F10 A13 PTS 18/42

Five moments to remember...
Leeds returned to winning ways on November 3 1990 and moved up to seventh in the First Division table with a 3-1 home win against Nottingham Forest. Leeds took the lead through former Forest hitman Lee Chapman and doubled the advantage from a Gordon Strachan penalty. Gary McAllister then hit his first goal for the Whites before a Nigel Jemson consolation.

Last season’s meeting promised so much in front of a near-capacity Elland Road crowd, but the game ultimately failed to meet expectations in a goalless affair at LS11. Leeds came closest to breaking the deadlock through Charlie Taylor but that was about it.

With both sides going for promotion from League One, an entertaining game took place in February 2008. Forest took the lead through a Julian Bennett header but Leeds, now under the guidance of Gary McAllister, earned a point from a Jermaine Beckford penalty.

Steve Guppy went from hero to villain on August 21 2004. The left winger headed in Frazer Richardson’s cross in the first half to give United the lead, before going on to concede a penalty in the second, which Andy Reid converted to earn a share of the spoils.

April 2 2011 was one to remember for the Whites as they defeated Forest 4-1 in a bad tempered game at Elland Road. The visitors has Chris Cohen sent off in the first half and Leeds took full advantage by taking a 2-0 lead through Jonny Howson and Luciano Becchio. Forest hit back through Garath McCleary, before a brace from Max Gradel finished the job for the Whites. 

All stats are provided courtesy of Andrew Dalton, you can give Andrew a follow on Twitter at @lufcstats.