Manchester United are preparing for their second game of the week against a Leeds side who're still without a manager.
Wednesday saw the Red Devils miss the chance to extend their 13-game winning streak at Old Trafford, as their visitors from Yorkshire earned a well-deserved 2-2 draw. Goals from a resurgent Leeds at the start of each half gave Erik ten Hag 's side a mountain to climb, but United fought back late on with goals from Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho.
Now it's time for the Red Devils to make amends at Elland Road, with European football on the horizon. After Sunday's 2pm kick-off, Ten Hag and co travel to Barcelona for the first leg of their mouth-watering Europa League play-off tie, but first United will be hoping for three more points in the Premier League.