And with 15 matches remaining, the Whites are riding high at the top of the Championship. Wednesday's 2-0 triumph at Coventry City moved them five points clear at the top of the table. Things are nicely falling into place for Daniel Farke's side going into the business end of the campaign.

Farke is expected to be without striker Patrick Bamford (hamstring) for the visit of the Lions but that should not deter him from making a number of changes to his starting XI.

Attentions turn to the Emirates FA Cup this weekend, as Leeds United host Millwall in Saturday’s Fourth Round clash, with action from Elland Road getting underway at 12:15pm.The Whites secured

The 23-year-old has not featured for Millwall since limping off during their previous FA Cup game, a 3-0 win over Dagenham & Redbridge early last month. Manager Alex Neil was hoping to have his winger available much sooner but he has now missed five league games.

Daniel Farke says he feels as though he is being forced into more changes than is "healthy" in the FA Cup on Saturday by the schedule facing his team.

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This will be the first ever FA Cup meeting between Leeds and Millwall. Indeed, the only previous cup competition in which they've faced was the short-lived Full Members Cup, with the Lions winning both meetings 2-0 (December 1987 and November 1988).

Under-21s return to Premier League 2 action this Friday, heading to the capital to face Chelsea Under-21s at Kingsmeadow.The Whites head into the clash with two wins in their previous