Mark Jackson’s Under-23s are travelling to face Tottenham Hotspur on Monday evening (7pm), as they return to Premier League 2 Division One action. The game will played in North London, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. 

The Whites have been without a match since a comfortable three goal success over Liverpool at Elland Road, which took place early in February, seeing goals scored by Jack Jenkins, Crysencio Summerville and Max Dean.

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Postponements in both the Premier League Cup and PL2 followed after that victory, due to the adverse weather conditions across the country. The same situation happened to Spurs and they also haven’t played since early February, when they were heavily defeated at home to Crystal Palace.

Both teams are aiming to get three points added to their tally on Monday evening, as they continue their battles at opposite ends of the table. Jackson’s side are fighting to move away from the bottom two, with the gap to 13th placed Chelsea being just two points as it stands. 

Tottenham are hoping to finish as high as possible in the standings. Currently in 5th place, the home side have a strong goal difference which could be vital, as they aim to overtake both Manchester United, Arsenal and even West Ham United in 2nd place. 

When the two sides met at Thorp Arch in August, Spurs showed a clinical touch to take the three points that day. An entertaining six-goal encounter saw Dilan Markanday net a hat-trick, but he won’t be doing the same again on Monday, having joined Blackburn Rovers in the January window. 

Aiming to catch his scoring record of their departed teammate is Alfie Devine and Nile John. Both players have scored seven up to now, which is also matched by Leeds pairing Sam Greenwood and Joe Gelhardt. 

Ticket information is further down the page for those who can attend the match. Supporters are also able to watch the match live through LUTV. We will have live and full blog updates throughout the match right here on leedsunited.com, with a report and reaction to follow after the conclusion of the game. 

Who is in charge of each side? 

Spurs: Wayne Burnett

Leeds: Mark Jackson

League position:

Spurs: 5th

Leeds: 11th

Top scorer (all competitions):

Spurs: Dilan Markanday (12)

Leeds: Joe Gelhardt, Sam Greenwood (7)

Ticket information: 

Adults: £5.00

Under-18s: £1.00

Tickets for Leeds supporters can be obtained by calling the Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Office on 0344 844 0102, option 2, between 9.30am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

How to watch online: 

Kick-off is at 19:00 and will be streamed on LUTV. There will also be live updates right here on our blog, throughout. The match is available to all LUTV subscribers on video.leedsunited.com and on the Official Leeds United app.