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Leeds Utd v Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday 28th May@16:30 | Elland Road
The seven goal thriller at Anfield on the opening day of the 20/21 season will resonate in the minds of many as being a turning point in Leeds' recent fortunes. The Whites were finally back in the top flight (after a sixteen year hiatus), and were suddenly holding their own against one of Europe's elite. We may have lost that day, but we saw enough on display to allow us to dream that happier times lay ahead.
Three years on, and these dreams have turned to nightmares as Leeds resign themselves to relegation, barring a miracle. Earlier in the week, statisticians gave Leeds a 3% chance of survival, but that was before learning that both Patrick Bamford and Rodrigo were injured. The Leeds medical staff will try to patch up Rodrigo as best they can, one last time, but it's far from ideal. Either Rutter, Summerville or Gnonto may be forced to deputise in his absence.
Junior Firpo is available after suspension, and will battle it out with Pascal Struijk for the left back slot. Wober and Kristensen are Allardyce's preferred options at centre-back, with Koch and McKennie operating at the double pivot midfielders. Stuart Dallas, Luis Sinisterra and Tyler Adams remain sidelined.
With a chance of European football next season, Spurs will be desperate for the win. Fraser Forster will continue to deputise for Hugo Lloris’ between the sticks. Rodrigo Bentancur (knee), Ryan Sessegnon (thigh) and Eric Dier (groin) are rulled out whilst Cristian Romero and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg should return to action after missing the Brentford game through injury.

