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If five games in, Leeds and Bournemouth were offered to be in 11th and fourth, they would have greedily accepted this deal. The hosts have won every league home game against the Cherries down the years, which might seem somewhat significant but it is not a record Leeds will be willing to lose easily.
Leeds are buoyant after humbling Wolves last time out, giving further prove to the idea that they can stay in this division. Any promoted is expected to struggle but Daniel Farke has taken a pragmatic view and his well-drilled and physical side will give anyone a game.
Andoni Iraola will take great enjoyment in the continued evolution of his team after a summer of upheaval. Their only defeat came on the opening night of the season against the Premier League champions and since then, they have shown their class and will fancy a push for the European spots but will need to pick up points at places like Elland Road.
