Leeds United and Manchester United meet for the second time in five days following their 2-2 draw last Wednesday.
The Red Devils had to fight back from a two-goal deficit in order to salvage a point in the midweek clash, with Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho's second-half goals giving the Old Trafford faithful something to cheer about after a grim start to the match for the home side.
Now the teams will meet at Elland Road on Sunday for the rematch, with Leeds looking to snap an eight-game winless streak that claimed former manager Jesse Marsch's job. Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag is looking for a good reaction from his team, especially at the start of each half, but he admitted that chemistry among the midfielders is still being worked on as players go in and out of the lineup.
"The routines are not there and this is obvious," he said.
"We had the combination over the last few weeks on the right with Aaron [Wan-Bissaka] and Antony.
"Now there is a new combination in the holding midfield position as we have to bring in a new position as Christian Eriksen is away.
"So the whole midfield construction is new and that takes time to bed in and get the routines again, this takes games and that was obvious [on Wednesday]. We played quite well but both starts killed our game.”
Here's how you can watch the match.
Leeds United vs. Manchester United: Date, time, live stream and how to watch
Streaming options listed below are for the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. For listings in your region, consult premierleague.com.
- Date: Sunday, February 12
- Kick-off time: 2:00 p.m. GMT / 9:00 a.m. ET
- Live stream: FuboTV (USA), FuboTV (Canada), Sky Sports (UK)