Leeds United defender Gabriel Gudmundsson says he and his team-mates have prepared well for the challenges Tottenham Hotspur will pose at Elland Road.

The visit of Spurs is the Premier League's early kick-off and Leeds will mark Remembrance Day with invited guests from the armed forces.

Leeds are at home for the first time since drawing with Manchester United on 18 October and Gudmundsson is relishing the chance to play in front of the Elland Road crowd.

"Nice to be back home again, it's been a while but we feel good to be here again," he said. "We're facing a good side. It's going to be a tough game. They pose lots of challenges I think with the way they play but we're aware of that, we've worked on it in the week. We want to go to our national teams with a good feeling so hopefully we'll have three points."

Gudmundsson starts in his usual right wing-back role in a team that shows two changes from last weekend at Bournemouth. Both Sean Longstaff and Lukas Nmecha come into the starting line-up, with Daniel James and Harry Wilson on the bench. Joe Rodon and Noah Okafor make their returns from injury and have been named among Daniel Farke's substitutes.