It's back to back home games for Leeds United as they look to complete their first double of the season.

Bournemouth’s Last Five Visits to Elland Road:
October 1st 2013, Leeds United 2-1 Bournemouth, Championship
March 8th 2008, Leeds United 2-0 Bournemouth, League One
November 4th 1989, Leeds United 3-0 Bournemouth, Division Two
April 1st 1989, Leeds United 3-0 Bournemouth, Division Two
October 10th 1987, Leeds United 3-2 Bournemouth, Division Two

Five Moments to Remember:
Bournemouth’s last visit to Elland Road, at the start of October 2013, saw the Whites run out 2-1 winners, thanks to goals from Ross McCormack and Dominic Poleon. Lewis Grabban had equalised for the Cherries and McCormack had a penalty saved by former Leeds loan player Darryl Flahavan.

The Elland Road meeting between the two sides in March 2008 saw the hosts run out 2-0 winners thanks to strikes from Bradley Johnson and Neil Kilkenny, both scoring their first goals for the club. The game was also remembered for the debut of Dougie Freedman.

In November 1989, Leeds kept up the pressure at the top of the old Second Division with a routine 3-0 home win thanks to goals from Ian Baird, a penalty from Gordon Strachan and one from Chris Fairclough. It kept up the Whites unbeaten home league record from the start of the season.

April Fools Day, 1989, was certainly no joke for Leeds as Carl Shutt on his debut hit a hat trick to destroy the Cherries in another 3-0 home win for the Whites. Shutt had been signed from Bristol City and had a debut to remember.

To complete the set, Bournemouth have never won a league game at Elland Road. Their first ever visit took place on October 24th 1987 and they lost out to the odd strike in 5. Leeds goals were from Bob Taylor, Peter Swan and David Rennie whilst Tommy Heffernan and Karl Richards replied for the visitors.

Five Who Have Played for Both:
Max Gradel – The Ivorian joined Bournemouth on loan from Leicester in August 2007 and then re-joined the Cherries again on loan the following January. In total he made 38 appearances on the South Coast. He then joined Leeds on loan originally from Leicester in October 2009 before making the move permanent in January 2010. During his stay at Elland Road he made 84 appearances for the Whites, scoring 25 times.

Paul Telfer – Telfer joined Bournemouth on a free transfer in August 2007 and his stay lasted a year where he made 24 appearances for the Cherries. From there he joined Leeds again on free transfer in August 2008. He made 18 appearances for Leeds, captaining the side on four occasions. 

Tresor Kandol – Kandol joined Bournemouth on non-contract terms in October 2001 and made 15 appearances for the side, scoring just once. From Bournemouth, spells at Thurrock, Dagenham & Redbridge, Darlington (loan) and Barnet soon followed. He joined Leeds originally on loan in November 2006 before joining permanently in January 2007. He had a mix stay at Elland Road, making 79 appearances and scoring 16 times.

Rio Ferdinand – The Peckham-born defender had a brief loan spell at Bournemouth from West Ham in November 1996, making 10 appearances and scoring one goal. He joined the Whites in November 2000, appearing 73 times and scoring on three occasions. 

Michael Duberry – Just like Rio Ferdinand, Duberry had a brief loan spell at Dean Court, this time from Chelsea between September 1995 and May 1996, making eight appearances. He joined Leeds from Chelsea in the summer of 1999, making 77 appearances and scoring four times.

Leeds United’s Last Five Games:
January 17th 2015, Leeds United 1-1 Birmingham City, Championship
January 10th 2015, Bolton Wanderers 1-1 Leeds United, Championship
January 4th 2015, Sunderland 1-0 Leeds United, FA Cup 3rd round
December 30th 2014, Derby County 2-0 Leeds United, Championship
December 26th 2014 Leeds United 0-2 Wigan Athletic, Championship

Leeds United’s home record reads P13 W5 D4 L4 F14 A11

Bournemouth’s Last Five Games:
January 17th 2015, Rotherham United 0-2 Bournemouth, Championship
January 10th 2015, Bournemouth 1-2 Norwich City, Championship
January 3rd 2015, Rotherham United 1-5 Bournemouth, Championship
December 28th 2014, Millwall 0-2 Bournemouth, Championship
December 26th 2014, Bournemouth 2-0 Fulham, Championship

Bournemouth’s away record reads P12 W7 D3 L2 F30 A10

Top Scorers:
United: Mirco Antenucci (8)
Bournemouth: Callum Wilson (14)

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