Premier League Predictions: Leeds v Man Utd – Can Leeds Capitalise on United’s Poor Form?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Sunday’s Premier League clash between Leeds United and Manchester United.

Our Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Draw (10/3) | Leeds United 1-1 Manchester United (11/2)

Elland Road becomes the centre of attention on Sunday when Leeds United and Manchester United renew their historic rivalry, with Farke’s improving side meeting a United team searching for answers.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some Premier League odds and betting angles for Sunday’s fixture:

Leeds United v Manchester United – Sunday, 2pm

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Leeds United saw their unbeaten start come to an end on Saturday with a 2–1 defeat to the champions, meaning Daniel Farke’s side now look to avoid back‑to‑back Premier League losses for the first time since March 2026.
They’ve become a seriously tough outfit to beat, losing just two of their last 15 league matches (W6, D7), but their record in this fixture at Elland Road is a concern, Leeds haven’t beaten Manchester United here in the league since 2003, going seven home meetings without a win in all competitions.
They did, however, win at Old Trafford back in April, a result that underlines their progress under Farke. Leeds head into this one as the 13/10 favourites with William Hill, a reflection of both their improvement and United’s struggles.

Manchester United have made their worst start to a league season since 1986/87, with Michael Carrick’s side winning just one of their opening six Premier League games (D3, L2).
They travel to Elland Road sitting below Leeds in the table for the first time since 2002, and pressure is beginning to mount after a 2–0 defeat to Atletico Madrid left them five games without a win in all competitions, prompting Lisandro Martínez to publicly question the hierarchy post‑match.
Defensively, the issues are glaring. United have failed to keep a clean sheet in their opening six league games for a second successive season, something they last endured in 1930. Punters can back United at 19/5 with William Hill to win and concede in the process.