Leeds United travel away from home on Friday evening (8pm), taking on Leicester City, live on Sky Sports.
The Whites travel to the King Power Stadium to take on the Sky Bet Championship table-toppers, in what will be game number 15 of the season for each side.
Last time out, Daniel Farke’s side claimed an impressive three points in the West Yorkshire derby at home to Huddersfield Town.
Both Daniel James and Crysencio Summerville netted twice each in the first half to send their side in with a commanding four-goal advantage at the break, which was enough to claim the points.
Under the guidance of manager Enzo Maresca, the Foxes have been flying high this season. After relegation from the Premier League last year, they have adjusted superbly to life in the Championship.
Having left the coaching staff of Premier League champions Manchester City to take over in the East Midlands, Maresca has guided his side to 13 wins from 14 matches, scoring 29 goals in the process, which has put them five points clear at the top.
Whatever the outcome on Friday night, neither team will change position at full-time, but the points would be welcome for each side in the battle at the top end of the table.
Kick-off at the King Power Stadium is at 8pm and supporters attending the game can find further information below, whilst fans not attending can follow the game in a number of ways, too!
A memorable moment, away at Leicester:
Supporter information:
Due to ongoing roadworks, supporters attending Friday night’s game at the King Power Stadium (8pm GMT kick-off) are urged to arrive as early as possible.
There are major works taking place near to the stadium, affecting Raw Dykes Road at the junction with Upperton Road, while there are also extensive road closures on Aylestone Road.
Supporters visiting Filbert Way on Friday are therefore urged to factor additional travel time to their journeys.
How to watch:
The match has been selected for television broadcast coverage within the UK, on Sky Sports.
For those not attending the game or able to watch on TV, you can stay right here on leedsunited.com to follow live updates throughout the 90 minutes, or listen to uninterrupted commentary on LUTV!
What has Daniel Farke said, ahead of the match?
Head to head:
Wins: 48
Draws: 35
Losses: 46
Top scorer 2023/24:
Leicester: Kelechi Iheanacho (6)
Leeds: Crysencio Summerville (6)
League position:
Leicester: 1st
Leeds: 3rd
Officials:
Referee - Dean Whitestone
Assistant Referee - Lee Venamore
Assistant Referee - Mark Stevens
Fourth Official - Stephen Martin
