Leeds – Fulham: two in-form sides ready to serve up a proper Premier League scrap 
Saturday at Elland Road promises attacking football. Leeds need to bounce back after that cruel defeat at Newcastle. Fulham arrive on a run that’s turned their European push into something believable.
Leeds: absorb the Newcastle blow and move on 
Leeds had been unbeaten in seven Premier League matches before collapsing in a wild game at St James’ Park. A brutal 4-3, conceded to the latest goal ever in the competition: Harvey Barnes in the 101st minute and 48 seconds. Harsh, but not the end of the world. Daniel Farke’s side sit 16th, eight points clear of West Ham, and their recent form proves they’ve got enough to stay up. The 3-1 FA Cup win over Derby added a bit of confidence, and Elland Road remains a fortress: only two home defeats this season, four matches unbeaten and, fun fact, both teams have scored in the last eight games played there.
Fulham: their European push is taking shape 
Fulham keep surprising. The 3-1 win over Middlesbrough in the FA Cup stretched a tasty run: four games in a row where the Cottagers both score and concede, and above all show character. Harry Wilson is sizzling: a goal and an assist in the Cup, the winner against Chelsea before that, seven league goals already. Marco Silva can rely on a confident squad. Fulham have taken 14 of the last 18 points, sit ninth, just two off Brentford (5th) and four off Liverpool (4th). Europe isn’t a pipe dream anymore. It’s a target.
The numbers don’t lie: 12 straight matches with at least one goal, 10 Premier League games in a row finding the net, five wins running against promoted sides, and a 1-0 win over Leeds in the reverse fixture.
Likely line-ups
Leeds:
Perri ; Struijk, Rodon, Bijol ; Justin, Gruev, Ampadu, Stach, Gudmundsson ; Calvert-Lewin, Aaronson
Fulham:
Leno ; Castagne, Andersen, Diop, Robinson ; Berge, Cairney ; Wilson, Smith Rowe, Kevin ; Jimenez
Key points
- Both teams have scored in the last eight matches at Elland Road.
- Fulham have scored in their last 12 matches in all competitions.
- Leeds have only lost twice at home this season.
- Fulham have won their last five matches against promoted teams.
- The Cottagers beat Leeds 1-0 in the reverse fixture.
Football Prediction Leeds vs Fulham
Both teams to score
Hard to picture a 0-0 between two sides that attack, that push forward, and that concede plenty.
Leeds always score at home, Fulham are in an impressive attacking groove.
Expect an open, lively game where both sides should find the net.
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