Leeds United travel to Goodison Park on Saturday to take on Everton in the Premier League (3pm).
The Toffees sit one place and one point below the Whites in the Premier League table, currently occupying the final relegation spot.
Sean Dyche replaced Frank Lampard as Everton boss at the end of January, after a run of 10 games without a win and his side defeated high flying Arsenal, 1-0 in his first match in charge, thanks to a goal from James Tarkowski.
Everton were unable to follow that up though and come into this weekend's game on the back of a 2-0 Merseyside Derby defeat against Liverpool at Anfield last Monday.
Back in August, Leeds and Everton played out a 1-1 draw at Elland Road, with Luis Sinisterra equalising, following Anthony Gordon's opener.
Leeds come into the match looking to turn draws into wins in the Premier League, having had four stalemates since the return to action following the FIFA World Cup.
Michael Skubala and his staff of Paco Gallardo and Chris Armas will be looking to build on two positive performances against Manchester United in the last two games.
The match has not been selected for live television coverage within the UK. For those not attending the game, you can stay right here on leedsunited.com to follow live updates throughout the 90 minutes, or listen to uninterrupted commentary on LUTV!
Supporter information:
Everton will be selling alcohol ahead of kick-off at Goodison Park, however, there will be no sales at half time.
Last time against Everton:
What has Michael Skubala said, ahead of the match?
“The players are excited to go to Goodison Park and try to get the three points."
Head to head:
Everton: 35
Draw: 34
Leeds: 52
League position:
Everton: 18th
Leeds: 17th
Premier League top scorer:
Everton: Demarai Gray (3)
Leeds: Rodrigo (10)
Team news:
Leeds have no fresh injury concerns going into the game, Pascal Struijk is available once more after missing the last match with concussion, whilst Liam Cooper and Marc Roca may also return. Luis Sinisterra is unavailable with a muscle injury, whilst long-term absentees of Stuart Dallas, Adam Forshaw, Rodrigo and Archie Gray all still missing.
Everton new boss Sean Dyche has said Everton will be without striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, so Ellis Simms is likely to lead the line for the hosts. James Garner, Nathan Patterson and Andros Townsend are also expected to be missing for the Blues through injury.
Officials:
Referee- Andrew Madley
Assistant Referee- Harry Lennard
Assistant Referee- Wade Smith
Fourth Official- Dean Whitestone
Video Assistant Referee- Michael Oliver
How to watch:
The match has not been selected for live television coverage within the UK. For those not attending the game, you can stay right here on leedsunited.com to follow live updates throughout the 90 minutes, or listen to uninterrupted commentary on LUTV!
