On Sunday, Manchester United will attempt to follow up Wednesday night’s much-needed victory over Brighton with a win at long-time rivals Leeds United.
The Reds are bound to face a hostile atmosphere at Elland Road, their first Premier League visit with fans since 2003, meaning securing a win won’t be easy.
Yet the hosts haven’t enjoyed a great campaign so far and find themselves 15th in the table and at risk of being sucked into a relegation dogfight.
