Leeds United Under-21s are taking on Stoke City Under-21s on Friday evening, at the LNER Community Stadium in York.

The latest Premier League 2 clash for Michael Skubala’s side gets underway at 7pm, with the Whites looking to bounce back from defeat last time out against West Ham United Under-21s at Elland Road.

Prior to Friday’s loss against the Hammers, Leeds had began the season in a strong fashion, with wins away from home against Brighton & Hove Albion, as well as Manchester United at Old Trafford. 

In this early stage of the campaign, Skubala’s side currently occupy eighth spot in the 26 team league standings. 

Visitors Stoke City come to York also looking to return to winning ways after a tough day last time out. Having lost their opening match to Reading, they did claim a first three points with a hard-fought win over Wolves.

However, Alex Morris saw his young team suffer a tough outing at the Leigh Sports Village against Manchester United, losing 10-1.

Tickets remain on sale for all supporters wishing to attend the match. For those without tickets up to now and wishing to purchase, you can do so on the link below!

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Last time we met Stoke at home: 

🤩 Hat-trick Joseph! pic.twitter.com/zzFb0S8toc

— Leeds United (@LUFC) September 30, 2022

How to follow: 

Unfortunately due to broadcast restrictions at Premier League 2 level, Friday night’s match will not be shown on LUTV. However, highlights from the game will be made available shortly after.

For fans wishing to keep updated on the progress of the Under-21s during the game, you can stay right here on leedsunited.com to full updates on our live blog throughout the 90 minutes. 

A full report and reaction will follow after the game, as well as highlights.  

Supporter information:

Fans wishing to attend the game and travel by car can purchase Matchday Parking in advance of their arrival, using the link below. This is priced at £5. 

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League position: 

Leeds: 8th

Stoke: 21st

Who is in charge? 

Leeds: Michael Skubala

Stoke: Alex Morris