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Leeds United Premier League guide: The latest fixtures, results, team news and Leeds Utd odds

2 years ago
| BY News Team

Leeds lost for the third straight time on Thursday night, but can justifiably feel unfortunate to have taken no points from their two games this week. They gave Arsenal a serious fright at Elland Road on Sunday, missing a penalty along with a number of other chances as the league-leading Gunners struggled to live with their intensity.

They then fell behind 2-0 early against Leicester but kept plugging away and were unlucky not to get back into the game after outshooting their opponents. The Whites may be playing better than results suggest, but Jesse Marsch will likely trade that for a scrappy win in their next game – his side are down to 16th in the table.

We’ve taken a look at all you need to know about Leeds – from their next league game, to the latest football betting odds.

When is the next Leeds Premier League fixture?

Leeds host Fulham on Sunday at Elland Road, kicking off at 14:00. The Cottagers will be welcome visitors to Yorkshire, given that Leeds have won their previous three league meetings – although never before have they won four consecutively against them.

Leeds did the double over Fulham in 2020/21 as the London side were relegated from the Premier League, with a total of 10 goals scored in the two games. The last meeting at Elland Road was a scintillating 4-3 win in which Leeds led 4-1 after 57 minutes but ended up holding on for the victory.

What are the odds that Leeds win their next game?

Leeds are EVS to beat Fulham on Sunday and make it four consecutive league wins against the Cottagers for the first time in the club’s history. Fulham have lost eight of their last nine Premier League games in Yorkshire, conceding 2.6 goals per game in the process.

Jesse Marsch’s side have one of the tightest home defences in the league so far this season, with no side conceding fewer than Leeds’ three in their five games at Elland Road. The Whites are 15/8 to keep a clean sheet, and 24/5 to win both halves.

Leeds’ Patrick Bamford has scored in all four of his league games against Fulham for Leeds. He could become the first Leeds player to score in five consecutive league matches against the same opponent since Jermaine Beckford against Hartlepool between 2007 and 2009. Bamford is 9/2 to get the opener, and a Leeds win with Bamford scoring any time is 29/10.

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What is the latest Leeds injury and transfer news?

Pascal Struijk has a minor knock but is expected to be fit to face Fulham. However, youngsters Leo Hjelde and Archie Gray are unlikely to be fit enough for selection. Adam Forshaw may return as soon as next week, and Stuart Dallas is continuing his recovery from a serious leg injury.

Who are Leeds’ key players?

Colombian Luis Sinisterra has hit the ground running since signing from Feyenoord in the summer, taking some of the burden off Patrick Bamford and Rodrigo in attack. Jack Harrison, though, is Leeds’ main creator: an excellent crosser and passer who has earned discussion as a possible England international with his brilliant play this season.

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Leeds Premier League fixtures

The Leeds Premier League fixtures for the 2022/23 season in full are below:

 

DateTimeMatchResult
06/08/202215:00Leeds United v Wolverhampton2-1
13/08/202215:00Southampton v Leeds United2 - 2
21/08/202214:00Leeds United v Chelsea3 - 0
27/08/202215:00Brighton v Leeds United1-0
30/08/202220:00Leeds United v Everton1-1
03/09/202215:00Brentford v Leeds United5 - 2
12/09/202215:00Leeds United v Nottingham Forest
18/09/202214:00Manchester United v Leeds United
02/10/202215:00Leeds United v Aston Villa0-0
09/10/202214:00Crystal Palace v Leeds United2-1
16/10/202214:00Leeds United v Arsenal0-1
20/10/202219:30Leicester City v Leeds United
23/10/202214:00Leeds United v Fulham
30/10/202214:00Liverpool v Leeds United
05/11/202215:00Leeds United v Bournemouth
12/11/202215:00Tottenham Hotspur v Leeds United
26/12/202215:00Leeds United v Manchester City
31/12/202215:00Newcastle united v Leeds United
02/01/202315:00Leeds United v West Ham United
12/01/202315:00Aston Villa v Leeds United
21/01/202315:00Leeds United v Brentford
04/02/202315:00Nottingham Forest v Leeds United
11/02/202315:00Leeds United v Manchester United
18/02/202315:00Everton v Leeds United
25/02/202315:00Leeds United v Southampton
04/02/202315:00Chelsea v Leeds United
11/03/202315:00Leeds United v Brighton
18/03/202315:00Wolverhampton v Leeds United
01/04/202315:00Arsenal v Leeds United
08/04/202315:00Leeds United v Crystal Palace
15/04/202315:00Leeds United v Liverpool
22/04/202315:00Fulham v Leeds United
25/04/202319:45Leeds United v Leicester City
29/04/202315:00Bournemouth v Leeds United
06/05/202315:00Manchester City v Leeds United
13/05/202315:00Leeds United v Newcastle United
20/05/202315:00West Ham United v Leeds United
28/05/202316:00Leeds United v Tottenham Hostspur

What are the Leeds odds to finish in the top half of the Premier League?

Leeds are now 7/2 to finish in the top half of the Premier League at the end of the season. The Yorkshire side may have only escaped relegation on the final day of the last campaign, but their fortunes have certainly improved since the appointment of Jesse Marsch. A strong start to this season has got Leeds fans dreaming of a season of success rather than nervousness.

Who is the manager of Leeds?

Jesse Marsch took over as Leeds manager in mid-season, and had one objective: keep Leeds in the Premier League. In that respect it was mission accomplished for the American coach, and his next challenge is consolidating and building a side in his own image. Marsch was a former assistant to Ralf Rangnick at RB Leipzig before taking the main job himself in 2021.

Where is Leeds’ stadium?

Built in 1897 and home to Leeds since the club’s formation in 1919, Elland Road boasts one of the best atmospheres in the Premier League thanks to the team’s vociferous fanbase. The ground is dominated by the enormous East Stand, which houses around 15,000 of the stadium’s 37,890 total seats.

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