
Sunday 13th March 2:00pm | Elland Road
Leeds face their most important game in recent times when Norwich City visit to Elland Road on Sunday lunchtime. Between them, the leakiest defences in the top flight, have conceded 125 times so far this season, though goals may be harder to come by on Sunday! Both sides have had issues finding the back of the net. Dean Smith's men have netted just 17 times, with Teemu Pukki responsible for half of them. Raphinha is Leeds leading scorer with 8 out of their 29 goals scored
Leeds have lost six on the trot, conceding 21 times, only scoring twice in reply. They are six points clear of the Canaries, who are bottom of the top flight. Dean Smith's side only fair a point better in the last six. Norwich have the second-worst away record in the Premier League this season, picking up just eight points from 13 matches
Leeds will be without the services of Liam Cooper, Kalvin Phillips, Leo Hjelde, Tyler Roberts and Junior Firpo. In Firpo's absence, Stuart Dallas will adopt his familiar left back duties with Llorente and Struijk in the middle of defence. It was hoped that Phillips would have been fit to take the bench midweek against Villa, but Marsch didn't want to risk it. Klich will partner Forshaw in midfield with Raphinha and James on the wings. Patrick Bamford is set to start up front with Rodrigo having played 30 minutes midweek.

Canaries duo Adam Idah and Andrew Omobamidele will miss out through injury, though Billy Gilmour will be available for selection after missing the 3-1 defeat against Chelsea midweek. Max Aarons and Brandon Williams are set to feature at full-back. Gilmour and Rashica are likely to start, with Pierre Lees Melou and Christoph Zimmermann dropping to the bench. Sam Byram missed that game with fatigue but is likely to feature on Sunday.
Leeds will be boosted by recent results with Burnley losing 2-0 to Brentford yesterday whilst Norwich and Watford also both lost on Thursday. Watford face a tricky trip to Southampton this afternoon, the Saints had found some form before recent losses to Villa and Newcastle. It means a result for Leeds could start to put some distance between themselves and the relegation places as they look to complete the league double over Norwich for the first time since 1980-81.
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