I’ve followed Leeds’ progress closely, living just outside of Leeds and being surrounded by Leeds fans everywhere.

We need to approach this game with trepidation I’m afraid. Their quality on the ball and movement off it will overwhelm us. They’ll suffocate us with their pressure, drive and fitness levels.

Kelvin Phillips being out looks like Klich is being moved to a deeper role based on last night which would help us but that doesn’t mean Bielsa will play the same tactics as last night. The pace of Leeds will catch us out and our cautious approach will see us wilt under Leeds’ domination.

The only way I can see is getting anything for this is if we are totally unpredictable in formation and personnel that will flummox Bielsa I i.e Eze, Zaha, Ayew playing behind Batshuayi and being told to put relentless pressure in their vulnerable defence.

Guaita

Tomkins Cahill Dann

Clyne Van Aanholt

Riedewald MacArthur

Ayew Eze Zaha

Batshuayi

That might help playing with 12 men!

Good question, I seem to recall being at a game when Jobi McAnuff scored a peach of a curler against them.

Was good for us, but is it fair of me to still cherish a player mainly because his name fit so well into the lyrics of a KC and the Sunshine band song?

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

Hodgson rarely changes tactics for a particular opposition.
Last season in most games it was 4-3-3 (in reality 4-5-1) and this season he’s using 4-4-2.
Whichever system, the pattern is usually to stay compact and counterattack when there is an opportunity.
This is why the Manchester United away game was so refreshing as we actually attacked from the outset using Townsend and Schlupp to push forward from the beginning.
Leeds are essentially an attacking team that look to get numbers forward playing at high intensity.
There will be space to exploit behind their defence and it’s a matter of whether we have enough courage to commit players forward to take advantage of the gaps.

My last memory of seeing us play them was of Wilf allowing their horrible supporters to get under his skin, inciting him to wave a finger in their direction, for which he was fined.

Not having to admit their fans into Selhurst is the only good thing to have come out of the virus.

If they start again, we will need to see huge improvement from PvA and Clyne to have a prayer. Whoever is at full back, and how they perform, will define the game from our perspective.

I guess Clyne needs 2 more games to be fully match fit. Similar for PvA

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