Leeds United face Luton Town under the lights of Elland Road on Wednesday evening, with kick-off scheduled for 7:45pm.
In another busy week of Sky Bet Championship fixtures which will see both teams play three times in the space of a week, each side come into this midweek clash on the back of a win.
Last time out, Daniel Farke watched on as the Whites were involved in a thrilling 3-4 win away at Swansea City, scoring a last minute winner in South Wales.
Having to come from behind twice, Manor Solomon scored a double at the swansea.com Stadium either side of a Ben Cabango own-goal, before Willy Gnonto netted in stoppage time to send Leeds to the top of the table.
After being relegated from the Premier League last season, Rob Edwards hasn’t seen his side have the start they would have wanted upon their return to the second tier.
However, two wins from their last three games has seen movement up the table. A 1-0 victory over Hull City at the weekend, courtesy of a Mark McGuinness goal, was a much needed three points.
The two teams have not met one another since the 2019/20 title winning season for the Whites. A 1-2 win at Kenilworth Road was followed up with a 1-1 draw at Elland Road, showing two tightly contested matches.
There will be plenty of matches throughout the league on Tuesday evening, meaning movement for each side in the table is likely prior the match starting, but once it gets underway each side will know what three points would mean to their position in the standings.
Fans attending the game can find out more about our match day activity, along with important supporter information, further down the page.
Those not attending can watch live on Sky+ or in selected regions, you can stream on LUTV. Alternatively, stay right here on leedsunited.com to follow updates in our match centre throughout the 90 minutes.
Last time out against Luton:
Matchday activity:
Our match will be dedicated to the annual Rainbow Laces campaign, as we raise awareness around the LGBTQ+ community and aim to promote inclusion and diversity at Elland Road. For more information, please click here.
How to watch:
Those not attending can watch live on Sky+ or in selected regions, you can stream on LUTV. Alternatively, stay right here on leedsunited.com to follow updates in our match centre throughout the 90 minutes.
For further information of how to watch the match in the rest of the world, please see our ‘How to Watch’ guide on leedsunited.com, ahead of kick-off!
Match passes include video build up, analysis and reaction at video.leedsunited.com. Buy your match pass HERE.
What has Daniel Farke said ahead of the match?
Important supporter information:
The club has a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of discrimination, tragedy chanting or inappropriate language and gestures. The club condemns this behaviour, and you could be breaking the law. This includes any form of racism, homophobia, sexism or religious hate.
There are tough measures in place across all English football leagues to tackle any dangerous and illegal behaviours, and this not only includes any form of discrimination but also fans entering the pitch, the use of any pyrotechnics, smoke bombs or flares, and the throwing of any objects within the stadium.
To report any incidents during visits to Elland Road, please text LEEDS along with any relevant information around the incident, your name and ticket details to 60006 as soon as you are able to. You will then receive an automated response which means that your report has been logged and will be looked into.
Head-to-head:
Wins: 19
Draws: 16
Losses: 14
League position
Leeds: 1st
Luton: 16th
Always remembered:
On 27 November 2011, the footballing world received the heart-breaking news that Gary Speed had passed away.
All of our thoughts and wishes remain with Gary’s family and friends on Wednesday night, which will mark 13 years since his passing.
A true icon of the game, who will always be remembered.
#ITSOKAYTOTALK visit https://andysmanclub.co.uk/
Top scorer:
Leeds: Joel Piroe (6)
Luton: Carlton Morris (4)
Officials:
Referee - Sam Allison
Assistant Referee - Andrew Fox
Assistant Referee - Darren Williams
Fourth Official - Tom Reeves
